I am looking for some guidance from some of the graph and thread experts out there.
I have a graph that I want to execute a breadth-first search (BFS) on. When each node is visited, it spawns a thread to execute some work. I must not execute a child node before the parent execution is completed, but I also want to maximize concurrency. In other words, I don't want to "serialize" the BFS to force proper execution ordering.
Are there any ideas of how to accomplish this efficiently?
James
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James C. Sutherland
Assistant Professor, Chemical Engineering
The University of Utah
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