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This is the slides for the introduction to my GPars workshop at Greach 2014. You can find the code at https://github.com/mariogarcia/greach_2014
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- 4. 4 @marioggar What is a workshop ? ● You are here to start learning how to use the tool/library ● You should ask whenever you don't understand something
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