Hartmut Kaiser

> Sure, I'd like to start looking at this. I was going through the parallel range algorithm paper. To clarify, our goal is to align all the places we use...

> Understood. Thanks! I'll start reading this. Just FWIW, our range based parallel algorithms are here: https://github.com/STEllAR-GROUP/hpx/tree/master/libs/core/algorithms/include/hpx/parallel/container_algorithms

> Hi [@hkaiser](https://github.com/hkaiser), I am new to HPX and open-source and would like to contribute longer-term. Is this issue something to which I can contribute? Yes, absolutely!

> [@hkaiser](https://github.com/hkaiser) Can i work on it? Sure, let's discuss details. Could you outline some ideas on what an expected API could be and what HPX facilities you think you...

> [@hkaiser](https://github.com/hkaiser) > > 1. get_num_worker_threads -> tells how many threads are available > 2. And we can use async() to launch each thread to run in multiple instances >...

BTW, we could even let `run_on_all` take an (optional) execution policy to be able to make the whole thing asynchronous: ``` auto future = run_on_all(par(task), []() {...}); ``` etc.

> [@hkaiser](https://github.com/hkaiser) Yup ! Thank you . Got some clear idea now. It will be helpful you clearly summarise the steps to be implemented in order to build it. Please...

> [@hkaiser](https://github.com/hkaiser) Is this project for gsoc ? Or can I start working on it now? Do as you wish. You don't need my approval for contributing to an open-source...

This has been implemented and merged to master

> Hi [@hkaiser](https://github.com/hkaiser), > > I’m interested in contributing to HPX for GSoC and found this issue intriguing. I have been learning HPX and parallel computing, and I would like...