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**Title**: Parallel Programming Patterns\\
**Proposer**: [[2015:Detlef Vollmann]]\\
**Type**: Tutorial\\
**Duration**: 90 mins\\
**Description**: \\
Atomics, mutexes and condition variables are low-level synchronization tools
for implementing higher-level mechanisms to build concurrent and parallel systems.
It's general consensus that application programmers normally shouldn't use such
low-level tools directly, but instead build their systems based on those
higher-level building blocks.
But what are these higher-level abstractions?
This session will present a number of such higher level programming patterns
and explains their use with a some concrete programming examples.\\
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Intended audience:
This talk is for programmers and designers who build systems that run
multiple tasks concurrently or in parallel.  While the examples are
presented in C++, the abstractions apply to other programming languages
as well.\\
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