Programming Multi-core using FastFlow

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FastFlow

FastFlow is an open-source, structured parallel programming framework originally conceived to support efficient stream parallel computation while targeting shared memory multi-core. It provides the parallel applications programmer with a set of ready-to-use, parametric algorithmic skeletons modelling the most common parallelism exploitation patterns. The skeletons provided may be almost freely nested to model more and more complex parallelism exploitation patterns.

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