Algorithms with Parallelized Versions
A list of all the algorithms which can be parallelized.
Here are the 77 algorithms with parallelized versions.
std::adjacent_difference | std::adjacent_find | std::all_of |
std::any_of | std::copy | std::copy_if |
std::copy_n | std::count | std::count_if |
std::equal | std::exclusive_scan | std::fill |
std::fill_n | std::find | std::find_end |
std::find_first_of | std::find_if | std::find_if_not |
std::for_each | std::for_each_n | std::generate |
std::generate_n | std::includes | std::inclusive_scan |
std::inner_product | std::inplace_merge | std::is_heap |
std::is_heap_until | std::is_partitioned | std::is_sorted |
std::is_sorted_until | std::lexicographical_compare | std::max_element |
std::merge | std::min_element | std::minmax_element |
std::mismatch | std::move | std::none_of |
std::nth_element | std::partial_sort | std::partial_sort_copy |
std::partition | std::partition_copy | std::reduce |
std::remove | std::remove_copy | std::remove_copy_if |
std::remove_if | std::replace | std::replace_copy |
std::replace_copy_if | std::replace_if | std::reverse |
std::reverse_copy | std::rotate | std::rotate_copy |
std::search | std::search_n | std::set_difference |
std::set_intersection | std::set_symmetric_difference | std::set_union |
std::sort | std::stable_partition | std::stable_sort |
std::swap_ranges | std::transform | std::transform_exclusive_scan |
std::transform_inclusive_scan | std::transform_reduce | std::uninitialized_copy |
std::uninitialized_copy_n | std::uninitialized_fill | std::uninitialized_fill_n |
std::unique | std::unique_copy |
The 77 algorithms with parallelised versions
ℹ️ Availability of the Parallel STL
As far as I know, at the time this book is being updated to C++17 (October 2017), there is no standard-conforming implementation of the parallel STL available yet. Therefore, you have to install third-party frameworks such as HPX. The HPX (High-Performance ParalleX) is a framework that is a general-purpose C++ runtime system for parallel and distributed applications of any scale. HPX has already implemented the parallel STL in a different namespace.