This paper describes the approaches taken to extend an array programming language compiler using a Virtual SIMD Machine (VSM) model for parallelizing array operations on Cell Broadband Engine heterogeneous machine. This development is part of ongoing work at the University of Glasgow for developing array compilers that are beneficial for applications in many areas such as graphics, multimedia, image processing and scientific computation. Our extended compiler, which is built upon the VSM interface, eases the parallelization processes by allowing automatic parallelisation without the need for any annotations or process directives. The preliminary results demonstrate significant improvement especially on data-intensive applications
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Abstract. An emerging class of architectures are accelerator-based het-erogeneous multiprocessors wi...
Power consumption and fabrication limitations are increasingly playing significant roles in the desi...
Two approaches to architecture-independent parallel computation are investigated: a constructive fun...
This paper describes the approaches taken to extend an array programming language compiler using a ...
The heterogeneous design of multi-core processors, such as the Cell processor, introduced new challe...
Parallelization has moved in recent years into the mainstream compilers, and the demand for parallel...
The packing of multiple processor cores onto a single chip has become a mainstream solution to funda...
We present the E] compiler and runtime library for the ‘F’ subset of the Fortran 95 programming lan...
SIMD hardware accelerators o er an alternative to manycores when energy consumption and performance ...
This paper is a description of the recent parallelising compilers from our group at the University ...
This paper describes methods to adapt existing optimizing compilers for sequential languages to prod...
Abstract We present the work on automatic parallelization of array-oriented programs for multi-core ...
High-level domain-specific languages for array processing on the GPU are increasingly common, but th...
Programming heterogeneous systems such as the System-on-chip (SoC) processors in modern mobile devic...
This paper introduces the goals of the Portable, Scalable, Architecture Independent (PSI) Compiler P...
Abstract. An emerging class of architectures are accelerator-based het-erogeneous multiprocessors wi...
Power consumption and fabrication limitations are increasingly playing significant roles in the desi...
Two approaches to architecture-independent parallel computation are investigated: a constructive fun...