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OS Assignment - 5

Report
Submitted by Group ID Number - 62
1. Akshit Gupta 2022058
2. Manit Kaushik 2022277

Contributions -

Manit Kaushik Akshit Gupta

● Implemented void void ● Implemented void parallel_for(int


parallel_for(int low1, int high1, int low, int high,
low2, int high2, std::function<void(int)>
std::function<void(int, int)> &&lambda, int numThreads); for
&&lambda, int numThreads); for vector.cpp
matrix.cpp ● Implementing error checks
● Making the design document throughout the code wherever
needed necessary

Simple-MultiThreader Implementation -

The simple-multithreader.h header file provides a simple framework for parallelizing


tasks using threads in C++. It includes functionalities for passing lambda functions as
parameters to parallelize vector addition and matrix multiplication. The primary
components include:
1. Lambda Function Demonstration:
​ The header file demonstrates how to pass lambda functions as parameters using
r-value references (&&). It showcases capturing variables by value and reference,
emphasizing that global variables are captured by reference by default.
2. Vector Summation:
​ The vector_sum_func function performs parallel vector addition. It divides the
vector into segments and assigns each segment to a separate thread. The
function calculates the execution time and handles thread creation errors.
3. Parallel Vector Addition:
​ The parallel_for function facilitates parallel vector addition by creating multiple
threads. It accepts a lambda function representing the vector addition operation
and splits the vector into segments for parallel processing. The function
calculates the execution time and checks for thread creation errors.
4. Matrix Multiplication:
​ The matrix_sum_func function performs parallel matrix multiplication. Similar to
vector addition, it divides the matrix into segments and assigns each segment to
a separate thread. It calculates the execution time and handles thread creation
errors.
5. Parallel Matrix Multiplication:
​ The parallel_for function is extended to handle parallel matrix multiplication. It
accepts a lambda function representing the matrix multiplication operation and
divides the matrix into segments for parallel processing. The function calculates
the execution time and checks for thread creation errors.
6. Argument Storage:
​ Two-dimensional arrays (arguments_arr_vector and arguments_arr_matrix) store
arguments for each thread. These arrays store information such as the low and
high indices for vector operations and the dimensions of matrix operations.
7. Thread Argument Structures:
Two structures (ThreadArgs_vector and ThreadArgs_matrix) encapsulate
thread-related arguments. They include the thread number and the lambda
function to be executed.
8. Execution Time Measurement:
​ The clock function is used to measure the execution time of parallelized
functions. The time taken for execution is printed for both vector addition and
matrix multiplication.
9. Error Handling:
​ The code includes error checks for thread creation to ensure that threads are
successfully created. If an error occurs, the program prints an error message and
exits with failure status.
10. Main Function Demonstration:
​ The main function serves as a demonstration and testing ground for the provided
functionalities. It showcases the use of lambda functions for welcoming
messages, executes user-defined tasks, and prints a farewell message.

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