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[cpp]tbb::parallel_invoke [&] { tbb::parallel_invoke [&] { tbb::parallel_for( /* .... */ ); }, [&] { // Work }); }, [&] { // Work });[/cpp]
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Really? I would say that the algorithms have been designed to use tasks well, by the same team and with incremental improvements based on experience, so they would be difficult to match or improve upon economically, but I'm not sure that there's much going on in the other direction. Do you have any examples?
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Then I guess I don't understand what you mean by "While with explicit task creation a tasking library operates mostly "blindly"".
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What "high-level optimisations" that you couldn't apply yourself if you really wanted to reinvent the wheel or if you had a need not currently provided for by the provided algorithms? Do they use significant private API, perhaps? I would have to look through the sources to find out for myself, but, whileit seems interesting,it would be far easier for you to prove a positive than for me to prove a negative. :-)

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