What programming language are you using today for multicore platform?

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Published on 2009-01-21T11:54:50Z Indexed on 2010/06/05 11:32 UTC
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I was reading this blog post http://www.cilk.com/multicore-blog/bid/8097/Don-t-get-caught-with-your-multicore-pants-down and got me asking this question.

4-cores or 8-cores will be a common thing in 12-24 months time and I got a chill realizing that I don't have a answer for that yet.

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