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Note that neither OpenMP nor std::thread require additional libraries. For the former, the compiler needs to support it (many do: https://www.openmp.org/resources/openmp-compilers-tools/ including the Visual Studio C++ compiler, although it's not...

There are now two examples how to add multithreading in this feature branch: https://github.com/RayTracing/InOneWeekend/tree/ronaldfw/multithreading 1. Using OpenMP (main_openmp.cc) This is the elegant solution as it requires only one line to...

My current thinking on this is that we should add an appendix to the book that adds multithreading (if at all). I agree with Steve's point that this is an...

I'm creating a new branch on the new repository to keep working on this and bring over all the changes I had made earlier on the InOneWeekend repository. Also, as...

As Steve suggested let's discuss (and decide) this on RayTracing/raytracing.github.io#19.

@vchizhov Thanks for submitting this pull request. Unfortunately, I think this will be difficult to get merged as-is. In general, I would encourage you to pick single individual issues and...

One more thing: When you pick an issue to work on, make sure you assign it to yourself (if it is already assigned, please ask the assignee if this is...

We don't yet have a butterfly view and also no implicit spans interpolated from samples. Keep it open or file separate issues?

@VitorCMatias Which version of Orbit are you using? Do you compile the current source code on main or do you use the (old) [Windows release](https://github.com/google/orbit/releases/tag/v1.0.2)? (To directly answer your question:...

There is a German translation of the "The Rust Programming Language" book available here: https://rust-lang-de.github.io/rustbook-de/ I'll aim to be consistent with the translation there, in particular when it comes to...