INF214 Concurrent Programming, Fall 2019

1. Make sure you can compile and run C++ programs comfortably. Your group leader will help in case of trouble.
2. Work on the excercises in lab1.html.
3. Before 2, you likely want to study the alang-tutorial.html (which also contains instructions on how to compile and run C++ programs). You can ignore the parts on await, monitors, etc. as we have not yet discussed them, but learn how to define and start processes in alang. It is probably helpful to compile and run some of the example programs in the tutorial. You will need the alang.hpp header file.

Here are some example answers lab1-answers.html.

1. Finish Lab1 if you didn't already.
2. Work through these couple of exercises: lab2.html. This is a fairly light exercise, since many may be still working on Lab1.

Here are some example answers lab2-answers.html.

1. Work through these three exercises: lab3.html

Here are some example answers lab3-answers.html.

The assignment is here: lab4-oblig1.html. Submission deadline is <2019-09-29 Sun>.

Here are some example answers lab4-oblig1-answers.html.

1. Work through these exercises in lab5.html. There should be enough work for two weeks.

Here are some example answers lab5-answers.html.

1. Work through these exercises in lab6.html.

Here are some example answers lab6-answers.html.

The assignment is here: lab7-oblig2.html. Submission deadline is <2019-11-06 Wed>. Here are some example answers: lab7-oblig2-answers.html.

The assignment is here: lab8.pdf. There is no deadline, nor submission. Work on this at home. Here are some example answers lab8-answers.pdf.

G. R. Andrews: Foundations of Multithreaded, Parallel, and Distributed Programming, 2000. Addison-Wesley.

• Tentative plan: Chapters 1 – 10, focusing on Chapters 1 – 5, 7, 8.

• A recent C++ compiler
  • Clang, GCC, VisualStudio should all be fine
• A modern browser
  • Chrome, Firefox for example
  • We will write a few JavaScript programs