C++11 change range size? about enkits HOT 3 CLOSED

The approach I use is to make the range iterate over multiple values. So if you want to iterate over 500 objects but want 50 or so to be computed per thread, then set the the set size to be 50 and have an inner loop going over 10 values. You'll need to add a check to ensure you don't go beyond the last value in your actual data set.

I'm considering adding a minimum range size to the interface which should make this easier in the future.

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I have a development branch C++11 Grainsize which lets you specify the minimum size you'd like to split tasks into. This also uses a revised partitioning scheme which should be better for CPUs with larger numbers of hardware threads.

This is work in progress and I expect to improve on the partitioning, but I'd appreciate feedback on the branch if you are able to try it out. See the comments for details as I've not yet added documentation to the readme nor any examples for this.

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The new grain size feature is now merged with the main branches. I've not heard back from you since the issue was submitted, so I'll close this as I believe it is resolved with the new functionality.

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