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I am working on a programming language. Currently it compiles to C. I would like to be able to include parallel programming facilities natively in my language so as to take advantage of multiple cores. Is there a way to write parallel C programs which is cross-platform? I would prefer to stick to straight C so as to maximize the number of platforms on which the language will compile.
Use a cross-platform threads library, like pthreads.
C has no standard, built-in support for threads or parallel processing.