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Code retrofits involve refactoring existing sequential code to introduce parallelism, a topic explored in a thread about Danny Dig's research at the UPCRC Illinois. The discussion highlights techniques for retrofitting parallelism into legacy codebases, focusing on refactorings that enable concurrent execution without rewriting from scratch. This approach is relevant for developers working with Windows or other platforms seeking to modernize software for multi-core processors.
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    Windows 7 ICSE 2011: Danny Dig - Retrofitting Parallelism into a Sequential World

    Link Removed is a Principal Investigator at the Link Removed (UPCRC Illinois). UPCRC's stated mission is to make parallel programming synonymous with programming. Dr. Dig leads research on refactorings that retrofit parallelism into existing sequential code. How do you retrovit parallelism into...
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