PARRAY (or Parallelizing ARRAYs) is an extension of C language that supports system-level succinct programming for heterogeneous parallel systems. Parray extends mainstream C programming with novel array types. This leads to shorter, more portable and maintainable parallel codes, while the programmer still has control over performance-related features necessary for deep manual optimization. This paper uses the case study on stepwise program refinement of matrix transposition to illustrate the basic techniques of PARRAY programming. ? 2014 IFIP International Federation for Information Processing.EI
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Fortran and C++ are the dominant programming languages used in scientific computation. Consequently,...
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ParaC is a distributed programming language based on C++ and designed to help make distributed compu...
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This paper introduces a programming interface called PARRAY (or Parallelizing ARRAYs) that supports ...
This paper introduces a programming interface called PARRAY (or Parallelizing ARRAYs) that supports ...
This paper describes the use of array notation called Parray in refinement of parallel programs conc...
this paper we describe the features and semantics of ParC. The rest of this section explains the mot...
Original article is available at: http://www.worldscinet.com Copyright World Scientific Publishing C...
Large scale parallel simulations are fundamental tools for engineers and scientists. Consequently, i...
Multicomputer (distributed memory MIMD machines) have emerged as inexpensive, yet powerful parallel...
Parallel array library ParSol is an easy way to parallelize data parallel algorithms implemented in ...
p4 is a portable library of C and Fortran subroutines for programming parallel computers. It is the ...
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We present the ins and outs of the purely functional, data parallel programming language SaC (Single...
Fortran and C++ are the dominant programming languages used in scientific computation. Consequently,...
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