# Think parallel.
# Program using abstraction.
# Program in tasks (chores), not threads (cores).
# Design with the option to turn concurrency off.
# Avoid using locks.
# Use tools and libraries designed to help with concurrency.
# Use scalable memory allocators.
# Design to scale through increased workloads.
These are from the Intel presentation ''Multi-Core is Mainstream: Are you Ready?'' by James Reinders
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