Subj : pthreads with C++
To   : comp.lang.c++,comp.programming.threads
From : John
Date : Sun Apr 17 2005 01:30 pm

I have a member function in a class that is
metaprogrammed like the following

      dinsert<D>::eval(M);

This in turn unrolls itself to (at compile time, D is a fixed constant)

      dinsert<D>::eval(M);
      dinsert<D-1>::eval(M);
      dinsert<D-2>::eval(M);
....
....
      dinsert<0>::eval(M);

These functions are all independent and I would
like them to run on different threads. I tried
using openMP but unfortunately, icc (intel's compiler
slows it down with threads). I would like to try
pthreads. Any ideas on how to parallelize it without
creating too much mess? (Like embedding M into a void * etc,
and the whole thing into a function..??!@#!@#)

Thanks,
--j

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