Core

These examples cover Dragon’s lower-level building blocks: native process launching, communication channels, queue behavior, and explicit placement policies. They are most useful when the higher-level multiprocessing or workflow interfaces are not specific enough for the system behavior you need.

Start with this section if you are experimenting with Dragon internals, debugging low-level runtime behavior, or learning the primitives that the higher-level APIs build on.

• Calculating π using parallel Monte Carlo
• How To Use The C Channels API
• Creating and Using a Queue in Dragon Native
• Using Dragon Policies to Control Placement and Resources for Processes