Parallel Colt Keygen Full Version Free [Win/Mac] -- The Colt library is multithreaded. All of Colt's classes are thread safe, parallel-ready and have been written in a way to allow Colt to be run in parallel. -- Colt's parallel programming model is based on the concurrency pattern, a subset of the Actor pattern. The basic idea is that Colt parallel code behaves like a monolithic code which can run in multiple threads at the same time. To do so Colt uses a thread pool of worker threads to process multiple data arrays. -- Colt parallel data-structures can be: -- Colt arrays (Array, ArrayList,...) -- Linear solvers (Projection, LU, CHOL,...) -- Data structures (Queue, LinkedList,...) -- Colt data types are declared as templates. The first template parameter can be specified as a class and will be treated as a type argument to that class. The second template parameter can be specified as a number of thread pool threads that will be used to process that data type. -- To use Colt for scientific computing, one needs to use Colt's parallel programming model and data structures with a specific method called 'run' that will load the data into Colt, perform the calculations in parallel with Colt's linear solvers and eventually output the results. -- Colt does not define a fixed number of worker threads. Colt automatically detects which parameters are suitable for multithreading based on the number of cores in your machine. Colt automatically tries to use all your cores to process the data. -- The library includes about 18 modules. Each module is a separate project that can be compiled on their own with the Colt.jar library. It is also possible to compile all of Colt's modules into one executable jar file. -- The module names are the class names of the Colt class that implement the module. A Colt module is just an ordinary java project which can be run by any java application. -- The module docstrings are written in YAML. Parallel Colt Modules: -- module 'colt.data' (about 2mb) contains all data types and parallel data structures that Colt can use for calculations. All the Colt classes are thread safe. -- module 'colt.linear' (about 2mb) contains Colt's data structures for linear algebra calculations. Colt's linear solvers can be used for different types of linear algebra problems. Each Colt linear solver has its own documentation. -- module 'colt.math' (about 2mb Parallel Colt Crack Full Version Free Download Parallel Colt implements several algorithms for multithreaded computations. These algorithms are optimized for the multicore CPU. It provides different parallelization methods to parallelize the calculations which could be used for the different modules. There are also different methods to transfer data between threads. Usage: * For the usage of Parallel Colt, you need to create a class for your parallel computations and implement an add() method which holds the computation. The add() method must hold the work function to be computed and some parameters. Those parameters are passed to the work function. The add() method is called by Parallel Colt in the thread of the calling thread. After the calling thread has finished, the main thread will call your compute() method. This function receives the parameters which were passed by the add() function as parameters and the function returns the calculated value. Before calling the compute() function the class has to be initialized by calling the init() method. * We define an abstract class called ParallelAlgorithm which has a abstract compute() method. A concrete implementation of the compute() method needs to be defined in the subclass. * The add() method is defined in this abstract class. The computation part of the add() method is implemented in the concrete subclass. * Then, the main thread of Parallel Colt is creating threads in a ThreadFactory. The function addToParallelArray() takes an array and the index of the item which has to be processed as parameters. The task of each thread is to fill the array with the values and to pass the filled array as parameter to the compute() method of the ParallelAlgorithm. The compute() method of the AbstractAlgorithm is called in the thread of the calling thread. After calling the compute() function the return value of the compute() method is returned. The compute() method of the AlgorithmBase must be pure, i.e. it does not return any value. The compute() method will be executed by an ExecutorService, which will create and manage a pool of threads that will execute the compute() function. The AbstractAlgorithm's compute() method returns an int value. So the compute() method has to return a value of type int. In a subclass of AbstractAlgorithm you can also define other concrete methods that will be called in the thread of the calling thread. If a concrete class for your parallel computations needs more parameters, it has to define a constructor which receives those parameters. You can access the parameters by using the getParameters() method. If you want to transfer data between threads, you have to implement a getData() method which takes a reference 1a423ce670 Parallel Colt Free [Updated] Parallel Colt includes a Java module and header file for programmatic use of the lib parallel Colt library. Description: Parallel Colt provides developers with a multi-threaded version of the Colt Java library, designed for scientific computing. Parallel Colt comes with several modules and includes multiple data analysis algorithms, as well as solving methods for linear algebra problems, Fourier transforms, statistics modules and histogram creating modules. 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Re-distribution of the Parallel Colt library as a binary or source archive, and duplication of the original Parallel Colt library or a derivative work thereof, is strictly prohibited. Any attempt to copy, use or share the source code of the Parallel Colt library without first obtaining a license to do so is illegal, and can result in civil and/or criminal penalties. Importantly, the license applies only to the Parallel Colt library. This means that the source code of other Colt modules is covered by their respective licenses. The source code for the Parallel Colt library is copyrighted and its copyright is owned by Colt Modules. Anybody trying to use the source code of the Parallel Colt library without a license will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Further to the above, any binaries of the Parallel Colt library downloaded from the Colt Modules website (see below) are covered by the three-clause BSD license. 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