16.09.2009

Parallel programming in MC# and other high-level languages blog (in Russian) can be found at Intel Software Network (Rus).

15.09.2009

The N-Queens problem for N = 26 has been solved using MC# Programming System. The number of solutions is
                 22 317 699 616 364 044
This is a confirmation of the result achieved for the first time on July 11, 2009 using FPGA technology (see here). The details of the MC# solution can be found here.

10.09.2009

MC# 2.2 programming system for Windows and Linux has been released.
MC# 2.2 can be download here.

Release notes for MC# 2.2:
a) The version of MC# for Linux is based on Mono - a free implementation of
     .NET for Unix-like systems.
b) MC# for Linux can be used on multicore/SMP machines or on clusters.
    The maximum number of cores/processors used in large-scale tests on clusters was 4200.
c) The installation package for both versions contains a tuturial
     "Introduction to programming in MC# language".

See detailed release notes here.

24.03.2009

MC# 2.1 programming system for multi-core processors has been released.
MC# 2.1 for Windows can be download here.

Release notes for MC# 2.1:
a) support of C# 2.0 and 3.0 features (including generics and Linq-expressions);
  b) integration with Microsoft Visual Studio 2008;
c) solutions from the Intel Threading Challenge have been included in the section "Examples" of the distributive.

See detailed release notes here.

01.08.2007

MC# 2.0 programming system for multi-core processors is released.
MC# 2.0 for Windows can be download here

It's main features:
   a) dynamic workoad balancing over multiple cores/processors
       (for Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista only);
   b) integration with Visual Studio 2005.