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Improve Threading Performance - Intel® Cilk™ Plus is open-source
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Intel® Cilk™ Plus is an extension to C and C++ offering a quick, easy and reliable way to improve the program performance on Intel® multi-core processors. The 3 Intel Cilk Plus keywords provide a simple yet surprisingly powerful model for parallel programming, while runtime and template libraries offer a well-tuned environment for building parallel applications.

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