Arbb
arbb, often styled ArBB or ArBB (Array Building Blocks), refers to a data-parallel programming framework originally developed by Intel. It was provided as a C++ library and embedded domain-specific language intended to simplify writing portable parallel code for multi-core CPUs and accelerators by exposing high-level array operations.
The core idea behind arbb was to let programmers express computations on large arrays in a way
ArBB emerged in the late 2000s as part of Intel’s broader effort to promote data-parallel programming models.
Over time, Intel shifted its parallel programming strategy toward other technologies, such as Threading Building Blocks
Today, arbb is primarily of historical interest as an early attempt to provide a portable, high-level data-parallel