What does C++ Graph mean in Intel Concurrent Collections?

views:

answers:

What does C++ Graph mean in Intel Concurrent Collections?

Hi,

I am reading the user guide that came with Intel concurrent collections, and I don't understand what they mean by the following sentence [Page 4 Section 1.1]:

You define an Intel Concurrent Collections for C++ graph which specifies the following:

Anybody know what do they mean by C++ Graph?

+1 A:

They're not talking about a C++ graph - they're talking about an Intel Concurrent Collections for C++ graph.

The graph that's described here is not some general C++ concept, it's completely specific to this framework, and created as described in detail in the document, starting with the overview in Section 1.1.

Steve Townsend 2010-10-03 13:19:19

That pointed me in the right direction. I started digging through other documents and FAQs, which clear it up further:1) [CnC FAQ][1]2) Primes project which comments `context class (also known as graph)`[1]: http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-concurrent-collections-for-cc/#FAQ

Samaursa 2010-10-03 15:48:35