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by vilya 3270 days ago
Maybe the effort just isn't where you're looking? Intel provides the Threading Building Blocks library for C++; some top notch debugging & profiling tools with multi-threading support; very good documentation; and they do quite a bit of community outreach to educate about and promote multi-threaded programming. (I'm not affiliated with them, just grateful for all of that stuff!)
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I'm aware of TBB, but IMHO C++ is not the future of parallel and concurrent programming, or at least not the future I am hoping for.
What is one example of haskell being used effectively for parallel execution in a real world scenario?
Haskell is used for critical projects in production at Standard Chartered, Barclays and Facebook. There are also numerous startups. For both parallelism and concurrency, Haskell has a particularly good story. There's now even an O'Reilly book: "Parallel and Concurrent Programming in Haskell"

http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1230000000929/index.ht...