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Examples for enkiTS

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enkiTS Examples

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Building

First make sure you've cloned all submodules. On Windows / Mac OS X / Linux with cmake installed, open a prompt in the enkiTS directory and:

  1. mkdir build
  2. cmake ..
  3. either run make or on Windows with Visual Studio open enkiTSExamples.sln

enki Task Scheduler Extended Samples

enkiTS is a permissively licensed C and C++ Task Scheduler for creating parallel programs.

This repository hosts extended examples.

enkiTSRemoteryExample.cpp

This example shows how to use Remotery with enkiTS.

Note that currently in release the sums might be optimized away.

Remotery Screenshot

enkiTSRemoteryExample.c

As above but using the C interface.

enkiTSMicroprofileExample.cpp

This example shows how to use microprofile with enkiTS.

To view context switching on Windows, run the application (or Visual Studio if launching from that) as administrator and set Options->Cswitch Trace->Enable on.

Microprofile Screenshot

License (zlib)

Copyright (c) 2013 Doug Binks

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