In this paper, we address the problem of automatically transforming arbitrary programs written for an ideal parallel machine to run on a completely asynchronous machine. We present a transformation which can be applied to an ideal program such that the resulting program 's execution on an asynchronous machine is work and space efficient, relative to the ideal program from which it is derived. Above all, the transformation will guarantee that the ideal program will execute in a continually progressive manner on the asynchronous machine: the computation itself will make progress without waiting for slow or failed processors to complete their work. We ensure the above properties by requiring that only read and write instructions be primit...
Computing is everywhere and our society depends on it. Increased performance over the last decades h...
Modern computers will increasingly rely on parallelism to achieve high computation rates. Techniques...
Parallelism suffers from a lack of programming languages both simple to handle and able to take adva...
AbstractWe consider the problem of asynchronous execution of parallel programs. We assume that the o...
We consider the problem of asynchronous execution of parallel programs. The original program is assu...
The goal of parallelizing, or restructuring, compilers is to detect and exploit parallelism in seque...
Most of the research, to date, on optimizing program transformations for declar-ative languages has ...
We present a transformational system for extracting parallelism from programs. Our transformations g...
The uncertainty of running time of randomized algorithms provides a better opportunity for asynchron...
The technique of randomization has been employed to solve numerous prob lems of computing both sequ...
AbstractSeveral recent papers have introduced asynchronous shared memory parallel models in an attem...
In this paper, we prove that the data-driven parallelization technique, which compiles sequential pr...
A behavioural theory comprises a set of postulates that characterise a particular class of algorith...
Parallelism suffers from a lack of programming languages both simple to handle and able to take adva...
. In this paper we present a new method for achieving a higher cost--efficiency on parallel computer...
Computing is everywhere and our society depends on it. Increased performance over the last decades h...
Modern computers will increasingly rely on parallelism to achieve high computation rates. Techniques...
Parallelism suffers from a lack of programming languages both simple to handle and able to take adva...
AbstractWe consider the problem of asynchronous execution of parallel programs. We assume that the o...
We consider the problem of asynchronous execution of parallel programs. The original program is assu...
The goal of parallelizing, or restructuring, compilers is to detect and exploit parallelism in seque...
Most of the research, to date, on optimizing program transformations for declar-ative languages has ...
We present a transformational system for extracting parallelism from programs. Our transformations g...
The uncertainty of running time of randomized algorithms provides a better opportunity for asynchron...
The technique of randomization has been employed to solve numerous prob lems of computing both sequ...
AbstractSeveral recent papers have introduced asynchronous shared memory parallel models in an attem...
In this paper, we prove that the data-driven parallelization technique, which compiles sequential pr...
A behavioural theory comprises a set of postulates that characterise a particular class of algorith...
Parallelism suffers from a lack of programming languages both simple to handle and able to take adva...
. In this paper we present a new method for achieving a higher cost--efficiency on parallel computer...
Computing is everywhere and our society depends on it. Increased performance over the last decades h...
Modern computers will increasingly rely on parallelism to achieve high computation rates. Techniques...
Parallelism suffers from a lack of programming languages both simple to handle and able to take adva...