Hi
I have gone through the list of possible projects for GSOC 2016 and two have really caught my fancy. *Implement a plugin mechanism for thread scheduling* Via discussions on IRC, I have come to understand that this entails detangling the 6 schedulers from HPX and create separate shared libraries to be loaded at runtime. I have read the docs regarding the thread scheduling policies and executors in HPX. Could someone give me some pointers as to how I should move forward with this? Any resources or material to read up to get some more idea about this? Any help would be appreciated. *Create a wrapper for Region class of LibGeoDecomp to be used with BGL* I loved the idea of this project because it involves both C++ (the language I'm most comfortable with) and graph theory (which I've been using regulary for the past two years). As a consequence of my regular participation in algorithmic programming competitions, I am reasonably familiar with graph theory and its algorithms (eg BFS/DFS/Dijkstra/Floyd-WarshallTarjan's to name a few). I would like to know how to get started with this and would like to discuss what needs to be done in some more detail. Regards Satyaki Upadhyay BITS Pilani, India ᐧ
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