Tasking in OpenMP 3.0 has been conceived to handle the dynamic generation of unstructured parallelism. New directives have been added allowing the user to identify units of independent work (tasks) and to define points to wait for the completion of tasks (task barriers). In this document we propose extensions to allow the runtime detection of dependencies between generated tasks, broading the range of applications that can benefit from tasking or improving the performance when load balancing or locality are critical issues for performance. The proposed extensions are evaluated on a SGI Altix multiprocessor architecture using a couple of small applications and a prototype runtime system implementation.Peer Reviewe
International audienceThe recent introduction of task dependencies in the OpenMP specifi-cation prov...
International audienceTasks are a good support for composition. During the development of a high-lev...
Parallel task-based programming models like OpenMP support the declaration of task data dependences....
Tasking in OpenMP 3.0 has been conceived to handle the dynamic generation of unstructured parallelis...
Abstract. OpenMP 3.0 introduced the concept of asynchronous tasks, independent units of work that ma...
In order to improve its expressivity with respect to unstructured parallelism, OpenMP 3.0 introduced...
OpenMP is a parallel programming model widely used on shared-memory systems. Over the years, the Ope...
International audienceThe advent of the multicore era led to the duplication of functional units thr...
Abstract. The OpenMP standard was conceived to parallelize dense array-based applications, and it ha...
OpenMP, as the de-facto standard programming model in symmetric multiprocessing for HPC, has seen it...
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OpenMP has evolved recently towards expressing unstructured parallelism, targeting the parallelizati...
Abstract—OpenMP has been very successful in exploiting structured parallelism in applications. With ...
Reductions represent a common algorithmic pattern in many scientific applications. OpenMP* has alway...
OpenMP has been very successful in exploiting structured parallelism in applications. With increasin...
International audienceThe recent introduction of task dependencies in the OpenMP specifi-cation prov...
International audienceTasks are a good support for composition. During the development of a high-lev...
Parallel task-based programming models like OpenMP support the declaration of task data dependences....
Tasking in OpenMP 3.0 has been conceived to handle the dynamic generation of unstructured parallelis...
Abstract. OpenMP 3.0 introduced the concept of asynchronous tasks, independent units of work that ma...
In order to improve its expressivity with respect to unstructured parallelism, OpenMP 3.0 introduced...
OpenMP is a parallel programming model widely used on shared-memory systems. Over the years, the Ope...
International audienceThe advent of the multicore era led to the duplication of functional units thr...
Abstract. The OpenMP standard was conceived to parallelize dense array-based applications, and it ha...
OpenMP, as the de-facto standard programming model in symmetric multiprocessing for HPC, has seen it...
© 2017 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for a...
OpenMP has evolved recently towards expressing unstructured parallelism, targeting the parallelizati...
Abstract—OpenMP has been very successful in exploiting structured parallelism in applications. With ...
Reductions represent a common algorithmic pattern in many scientific applications. OpenMP* has alway...
OpenMP has been very successful in exploiting structured parallelism in applications. With increasin...
International audienceThe recent introduction of task dependencies in the OpenMP specifi-cation prov...
International audienceTasks are a good support for composition. During the development of a high-lev...
Parallel task-based programming models like OpenMP support the declaration of task data dependences....