15-210's notes (http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~15210/pasl.html) also talk about fork/join parallelism, granularity control, knowing when to calculate things serially versus in parallel, and a little bit about race conditions (all specifically in their c++ implementation). They also give many examples and may be useful to skim read.
15-210's notes (http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~15210/pasl.html) also talk about fork/join parallelism, granularity control, knowing when to calculate things serially versus in parallel, and a little bit about race conditions (all specifically in their c++ implementation). They also give many examples and may be useful to skim read.