The following table summarizes the available language/hardware implementations
for each example from. Here "serial" refers to a standard
single-core, single-thread implementation.

+----------+----------+----------+---------------------------+
| Example  | Language | Hardware | Implementations           |
+==========+==========+==========+===========================+
| ``mcpi`` | C        | CPU      | serial                    |
|          |          |          +---------------------------+
|          |          |          | OpenMP                    |
|          +----------+----------+---------------------------+
|          | C++      | CPU      | serial                    |
|          |          |          +---------------------------+
|          |          |          | ``std::async`` [#]_       |
|          |          |          +---------------------------+
|          |          |          | OpenMP                    |
|          +----------+----------+---------------------------+
|          | Python   | CPU      | serial                    |
|          |          |          +---------------------------+
|          |          |          | ``dask.distributed`` [#]_ |
+----------+----------+----------+---------------------------+

.. [#] ``std::async`` from ``<future>`` was used for asynchronous
   multithreading, in contrast to synchronous multithreading through
   via ``#pragma omp`` directives.

.. [#] ``dask.distributed`` from Dask was used for asynchronous
   multiprocessing, as parallel execution through multithreading with Python
   objects in CPython is not possible due to the infamous

The following table summarizes the available language/hardware implementations
for each example from. Here "serial" refers to a standard
single-core, single-thread implementation.

+----------+----------+----------+---------------------------+
| Example  | Language | Hardware | Implementations           |
+==========+==========+==========+===========================+
| ``mcpi`` | C        | CPU      | serial                    |
|          |          |          +---------------------------+
|          |          |          | OpenMP                    |
+          +----------+----------+---------------------------+
|          | C++      | CPU      | serial                    |
|          |          |          +---------------------------+
|          |          |          | ``std::async`` [#]_       |
|          |          |          +---------------------------+
|          |          |          | OpenMP                    |
|          +----------+----------+---------------------------+
|          | Python   | CPU      | serial                    |
|          |          |          +---------------------------+
|          |          |          | ``dask.distributed`` [#]_ |
+----------+----------+----------+---------------------------+

.. [#] ``std::async`` from ``<future>`` was used for asynchronous
   multithreading, in contrast to synchronous multithreading through
   via ``#pragma omp`` directives.

.. [#] ``dask.distributed`` from Dask was used for asynchronous
   multiprocessing, as parallel execution through multithreading with Python
   objects in CPython is not possible due to the infamous

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