Parallel and concurrent programming in Haskell

If you already own the Haskell programming, this book will teach you the use of multiple interfaces and libraries intended for writing parallel and competitive programs. You will learn how to parallelization on multi-core processors allows you to speed up computationally loaded programs and how competitiveness facilitates writing programs with actively interacting with each other with other stream programs.
The author of Simon Marlow will hold you on this path, accompanying it with a large number of examples that can be independently experimenting, running, changing and expanding. The book is divided into two parts dedicated to such tools as Parallel Haskell and Concurrent Haskell, included in her exercises allow you to learn:
• Express parallelism in Haskell language by means of the EVAL monad and computing strategies,
• Parallelize the usual code in Haskell in the PAR monad,
• Organize parallel computing with arrays based on the REPA library,
• Use the Accelerate library to start computing on graphics processors,
• Work with basic interfaces for writing a competitive code,
• Implement high-performance competitive network servers,
• Writing distributed programs that run on a set of network machines