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By Zlobober, 13 years ago, translation, In English

Sometimes I think about such a question. We are solving one-thread contests: we solve all problems without parallel programming.


But is there any contest with problems for parallel algorithms? I think it would be quite interesting. Does anybody know?

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13 years ago, # |
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I don't know surely but even in this contests you can use threads if they are built in the language like java(As I remember I saw a Implementing thread class in TC). Also In google code jam or facebook hacker cup you can use threads(In hacker cup one problem was solved by some people with a non efficient algorithm but using threads and they got fairly modern and powerful PCs)
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Who knows where i can download "clik"?
i mean "clik" - programming language...
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Topcoder has been having OpenCL competitions. Its not the same kind of parallel computing competition you have mentioned but it is an interesting difference.
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Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur in association with Center for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC: http://cdac.in/) is having an International High Performance Computing Contest for the first time in Asia.

Programming Model : Parallel Programming using MPI (Message Passing Interface) We will be running your codes on Param Supercomputers for evaluation.

Contest Time: 00:00 GMT, 1st March to 23:59 GMT, 8th March. Prizes worth $800 at stake.

Registration Link: http://ihpc.cdac.in/ For more details look at http://techkriti.org/#software-corner/ihpc You can join our Facebook Event at http://bit.ly/IHPC13

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International High Performance Computing Contest(Practice Phase) has started.

Participate Now at http://ihpc.cdac.in/ Prize Money worth 800$ at stake.

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