Release 2.1.0 (2019/02/15)
Cpp-Taskflow 2.1.0 is the second release in the 2.x line! This release includes several new changes such as tf::Framework, tf::WorkStealingThreadpool, tf::SpeculativeThreadpool, allocators, benchmarks, and so forth. In addition, this release improved usability, stability, and performance.
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Cpp-Taskflow 2.1.0 can be downloaded from here.
New Features
- A new reuseable task dependency graph tf::Framework.
- New API (tf::Taskflow::run, tf::Taskflow::run_n, tf::Taskflow::run_until) to execute a framework
Improvements and Enhancements
- Improved the performance of tf::WorkStealingThreadpool (non-blocking notifier, work stealing strategy, etc.)
- Changed the data structure to store nodes and topologies to std::
list. - Added memory pool and allocator to manage the memory allocation of nodes and topologies.
- Added a customized vector (PassiveVector) to hold POD data.
- Added a dependents vector to keep track of the predecessors, in addition to successors, of a node.
- Added more examples to demonstrate the usage of Cpp-Taskflow.
- Added a benchmarking environment with comparison to OpenMP and Intel TBB libraries (micro-benchmarks and machine learning)
- Removed the target node from a topology.
Breaks and Deprecated Features
- tf::
Taskflow:: emplace is now merged with tf::Taskflow::silent_emplace (both are the same) and no longer returns std:: future in order to support tf::Framework
Bug Fixes
There are no major bug fixes in this release.