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Special Forums UNIX and Linux Applications High Performance Computing How can an EE major looking to get into HPC bolster their CS foundation? Post 302910330 by figaro on Wednesday 23rd of July 2014 03:44:54 PM
Old 07-23-2014
Watching some youtube videos on supercomputing is always a good way to follow the current trends.
Most of our client base uses C# for computing large scale calculation applications. But for the true heavy-duty computations there is really no alternative to C++ on Linux, including from a career perspective. So you will probably delve into g++ and possibly also clang for the extra debugging messages.
A solid understanding of how databases operate and a ready knowledge of how database performance can be increased is also required.
Finally, if you have an nVidia GPU card, there is CUDA for parallelising your application. Else - going really high end - you may have a coprocessor from Intel, such as the Xeon Phi. That in turn requires its own Intel compiler / debugger, which also readily supports parallelism.
 

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webservice::youtube::feeds

WebService::YouTube::Feeds(3pm) 			User Contributed Perl Documentation			   WebService::YouTube::Feeds(3pm)

NAME

       WebService::YouTube::Feeds - Perl interface to YouTube RSS Feeds

VERSION

       This document describes WebService::YouTube::Feeds version 1.0.3

SYNOPSIS

	   use WebService::YouTube::Feeds;

	   my $feeds = WebService::YouTube::Feeds->new( { ua => '...' } );

	   my @videos = $feeds->tag($tag);
	   my @videos = $feeds->user($user);
	   my @videos = $feeds->recently_added;
	   my @videos = $feeds->recently_featured;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_favorites;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_rated;
	   my @videos = $feeds->most_discussed_month;
	   my @videos = $feeds->most_discussed_today;
	   my @videos = $feeds->most_discussed_week;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_viewed;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_viewed_month;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_viewed_today;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_viewed_week;

DESCRIPTION

       This is a Perl interface to YouTube RSS Feeds.

       See About RSS <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

SUBROUTINES
/METHODS
   new( \%fields )
       Creates and returns a new WebService::YouTube::Feeds object.  %fields can contain parameters enumerated in "ACCESSORS" section.

   parse_rss($rss)
       Parses RSS and returns the result.  $rss should be an object that XML::Simple can understand.

   tag( $tag )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.  $tag is a keyword string separated by a space.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   user( $user )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.  $user is an username.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   recently_added( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   recently_featured( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_favorites( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_rated( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   most_discussed_month( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   most_discussed_today( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   most_discussed_week( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_viewed( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_viewed_month( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_viewed_today( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_viewed_week( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   ACCESSORS
       ua

       LWP::UserAgent object

DIAGNOSTICS

CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT

       WebService::YouTube::Feeds requires no configuration files or environment variables.

DEPENDENCIES

       HTTP::Date, LWP::UserAgent, XML::Simple, WebService::YouTube::Util, WebService::YouTube::Video

INCOMPATIBILITIES

       None reported.

BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

       No bugs have been reported.

       Please report any bugs or feature requests to "bug-webservice-youtube@rt.cpan.org", or through the web interface at
       <http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=WebService-YouTube>.  I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of
       progress on your bug as I make changes.

AUTHOR

       Hironori Yoshida <yoshida@cpan.org>

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

       This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. See perlartistic.

perl v5.10.1							    2010-08-01					   WebService::YouTube::Feeds(3pm)
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