As it is widely known, multi-core computers are broadly used these days, and automatic parallelization of sequential programs is still a challenge. In this context, we propose a set of code transformations to be applied automatically by a tool in order to transform sequential legacy systems into their parallel version. We implement these transformations by applying a lightweight source code analysis based on rewritable AST (Abstract Syntax Tree). Since it is not always possible to automatically parallelize the code, we also implemented some specific analyses in order to report possible changes that would allow specific parallelization. Additionally, we present some examples in which these transformations were conducted and the corresponding...
The way software programs are being written has been redefined since the introduction of multicore p...
This paper presents several synthetic Fortran codes for testing the ability of automatic parallelize...
For next generation applications, programmers will be required to adapt to a new style of programmin...
As it is widely known, multi-core computers are broadly used these days, and automatic parallelizati...
Abstract. We present an ongoing research in the area of transforming existing sequential Fortran pro...
A workable approach for modernization of existing software into parallel/distributed applications is...
A workable approach for modernization of existing software into parallel/distributed applications is...
In recent years, methods for analyzing and parallelizing sequential code using data analysis and loo...
Multiprocessor computers are rapidly becoming the norm. Parallel workstations are widely available t...
Modern computers will increasingly rely on parallelism to achieve high computation rates. Techniques...
It is di cult to maintain legacy Fortran programs that use outdated programming constructs, especial...
This work describes the development of a Fortran parsing tool, which extracts parallelising informat...
This paper discusses the techniques used to hand-parallelize, for the Alliant FX/80, four Fortran pr...
Summarization: Writing parallel code is difficult, especially when starting from a sequential refere...
Abstract—Performance growth of single-core processors has come to a halt in the past decade, but was...
The way software programs are being written has been redefined since the introduction of multicore p...
This paper presents several synthetic Fortran codes for testing the ability of automatic parallelize...
For next generation applications, programmers will be required to adapt to a new style of programmin...
As it is widely known, multi-core computers are broadly used these days, and automatic parallelizati...
Abstract. We present an ongoing research in the area of transforming existing sequential Fortran pro...
A workable approach for modernization of existing software into parallel/distributed applications is...
A workable approach for modernization of existing software into parallel/distributed applications is...
In recent years, methods for analyzing and parallelizing sequential code using data analysis and loo...
Multiprocessor computers are rapidly becoming the norm. Parallel workstations are widely available t...
Modern computers will increasingly rely on parallelism to achieve high computation rates. Techniques...
It is di cult to maintain legacy Fortran programs that use outdated programming constructs, especial...
This work describes the development of a Fortran parsing tool, which extracts parallelising informat...
This paper discusses the techniques used to hand-parallelize, for the Alliant FX/80, four Fortran pr...
Summarization: Writing parallel code is difficult, especially when starting from a sequential refere...
Abstract—Performance growth of single-core processors has come to a halt in the past decade, but was...
The way software programs are being written has been redefined since the introduction of multicore p...
This paper presents several synthetic Fortran codes for testing the ability of automatic parallelize...
For next generation applications, programmers will be required to adapt to a new style of programmin...