PasMP
A parallel-processing and multi-processing library for Object Pascal with lock-free data structures and synchronization primitives.
What is PasMP?
PasMP is a comprehensive parallel processing library for Object Pascal that enables efficient multi-threading and parallel computing. It provides both low-level primitives and high-level constructs, such as a lock-free work-stealing job scheduler and parallel algorithms, to build scalable applications. The library is designed to reduce error-proneness through a fully-strict fork-join model while offering flexibility for performance-critical software like game engines.
Object Pascal developers, particularly those using FreePascal (≥3.0.0) or Delphi (≥7), who are building performance-intensive applications such as game engines, simulation software, or data processing tools that require efficient multi-threading. It targets developers needing cross-platform compatibility on Windows (Vista+), Linux, and other systems.
Developers choose PasMP for its emphasis on lock-free designs, like its dynamic-sized Chase-Lev work-stealing queue and job memory allocator, which minimize contention and enhance performance. It stands out by offering a comprehensive set of thread-safe data structures and synchronization primitives, combined with a focus on the less error-prone fully-strict fork-join model, making it a robust solution for parallel computing in Object Pascal.
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PasMP - a parallel-processing/multi-processing library for Object Pascal
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