We describe the design of the PARAMAT system which will be able to automatically parallelize many numerical application codes without any user interaction, for execution on distributed memory message-passing multiprocessors (e.g. iPSC/860, CM-5, nCUBE-2,...). The key idea is a high-level pattern recognition approach which permits local restoration of program concepts of a wide class of scientific codes by identifying typical programming patterns. This is also applicable to dusty deck codes that may be encrypted by former machine-specific code transformations. The presented pattern recognition tool is fast and robust against many common transformations such as loop distribution, loop interchange, loop blocking and loop unrolling. Successful ...
Different software tools, such as decompilers, code quality analyzers, recognizers of packed executa...
Parallel patterns are a high-level programming paradigm that enables non-experts in parallelism to d...
Distributed-memory multiprocessing systems (DMS), such as Intel’s hypercubes, the Paragon, Thinking ...
This paper describes a knowledge-based system for automatic parallelization of a wide class of seque...
Scalable parallel numerical libraries and automatically parallelizing compilers seem to be contrary ...
We present the top-down design of a new system which performs automatic parallelization of numerical...
Abstract—Performance growth of single-core processors has come to a halt in the past decade, but was...
Programming correct parallel software in a cost-effective way is a challenging task requiring a high...
This chapter discusses the code parallelization environment, where a number of tools that address th...
The parallelization of real-world compute intensive Fortran application codes is generally not a tri...
Modern computers will increasingly rely on parallelism to achieve high computation rates. Techniques...
The aim of this catalogue is to describe parallel design patterns and synchronization idioms suitabl...
Computation-intensive legacy codes for numerical models stand to benefit from application of paralle...
For machine intelligence applications to work successfully, machines must perform reliably under var...
Modern heterogeneous multi-core architectures containing one or multiple GPU de- vices require exper...
Different software tools, such as decompilers, code quality analyzers, recognizers of packed executa...
Parallel patterns are a high-level programming paradigm that enables non-experts in parallelism to d...
Distributed-memory multiprocessing systems (DMS), such as Intel’s hypercubes, the Paragon, Thinking ...
This paper describes a knowledge-based system for automatic parallelization of a wide class of seque...
Scalable parallel numerical libraries and automatically parallelizing compilers seem to be contrary ...
We present the top-down design of a new system which performs automatic parallelization of numerical...
Abstract—Performance growth of single-core processors has come to a halt in the past decade, but was...
Programming correct parallel software in a cost-effective way is a challenging task requiring a high...
This chapter discusses the code parallelization environment, where a number of tools that address th...
The parallelization of real-world compute intensive Fortran application codes is generally not a tri...
Modern computers will increasingly rely on parallelism to achieve high computation rates. Techniques...
The aim of this catalogue is to describe parallel design patterns and synchronization idioms suitabl...
Computation-intensive legacy codes for numerical models stand to benefit from application of paralle...
For machine intelligence applications to work successfully, machines must perform reliably under var...
Modern heterogeneous multi-core architectures containing one or multiple GPU de- vices require exper...
Different software tools, such as decompilers, code quality analyzers, recognizers of packed executa...
Parallel patterns are a high-level programming paradigm that enables non-experts in parallelism to d...
Distributed-memory multiprocessing systems (DMS), such as Intel’s hypercubes, the Paragon, Thinking ...