Add to ORKGParaC is a distributed programming language based on C++ and designed to help make distributed computing across a cluster of networked workstations easier to develop. It allows the programmer to describe what should be computed in parallel, but shields the programmer from the nuisances of network communication and management. ParaC’s design is optimized for real world topologies, and provides the programmer with a grea
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this paper we describe the features and semantics of ParC. The rest of this section explains the mot...
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This report describes the translation of an existing sequential scientific program written the C pro...
This paper describes the ParaPhrase project, a new 3-year targeted research project funded under EU ...
The paper presents a new parallel language, mpC, designed specially for programming high-performance...
this paper we describe the features and semantics of ParC. The rest of this section explains the mot...
The authors introduce the Split-C language, a parallel extension of C intended for high performance ...
The need to speed-up computing has introduced the interest to explore parallelism in algorithms and ...
The ParaScope parallel programming environment, developed to support scientic programming of shared-...
The key to efficient and wide spread parallel computing on workstations clusters is a high speed com...
In this paper, we present TagC, a new language based on C for distributing parallel and/or pipelined...
We propose a new visual structured programming language, GRAPNEL (GRAphical Process's NEt Langu...
Parallel programming on loosely coupled distributed systems involves many system dependent tasks suc...
The efficient development of multi-threaded software has, for many years, been an unsolved problem i...
The article describes various options for speeding up calculations on computer systems. These featur...
p4 is a portable library of C and Fortran subroutines for programming parallel computers. It is the ...
Introduction, Point-to-point communication, Basic collective communication, Advanced Collective comm...
This report describes the translation of an existing sequential scientific program written the C pro...
This paper describes the ParaPhrase project, a new 3-year targeted research project funded under EU ...
The paper presents a new parallel language, mpC, designed specially for programming high-performance...