Task-based programming models allow programmers to express applications as a collection of tasks with dependences. They are simple to use and greatly improve programmability by using software runtimes to exploit task parallelism and heterogeneity over multi-core, many-core and heterogeneous platforms. In these programming models, the runtimes guarantee correct execution order by managing tasks using task-dependence graphs (TDGs). These runtimes are powerful enough to provide high performance with coarse-grained tasks although they impose overheads on the application execution to maintain all the information they need to do their work. However, as the current trend in processor architectures keeps including more cores and heterogeneity (in f...
The growing complexity of multi-core architectures has motivated a wide range of software mechanisms...
Asymmetric multi-cores (AMCs) are a successful architectural solution for both mobile devices and su...
To help shrink the programmability-performance efficiency gap, we discuss that adaptive runtime syst...
Task-based programming models allow programmers to express applications as a collection of tasks wit...
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Parallel computing has become the norm to gain performance in multicore and heterogeneous systems. ...
Task-based programming models have gained a lot of attention for being able to explore high parallel...
Task-based programming models such as OpenMP, IntelTBB and OmpSs offer the possibility of expressing...
Task-based programming Task-based programming models such as OpenMP, Intel TBB and OmpSs are widely ...
The Task Scheduling Paradigm is a general technique for leveraging fine and coarse grain parallelism...
© 2015 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. OmpSs is a programming model that provides a simple and po...
Along with the popularity of multicore and manycore, task-based dataflow programming models obtain g...
There is a clear trend nowadays to use heterogeneous high-performance computers, as they offer consi...
As chip multi-processors (CMPs) are becoming more and more complex, software solutions such as paral...
Task-based parallel programming models with explicit data dependencies, such as OmpSs, are gaining p...
The growing complexity of multi-core architectures has motivated a wide range of software mechanisms...
Asymmetric multi-cores (AMCs) are a successful architectural solution for both mobile devices and su...
To help shrink the programmability-performance efficiency gap, we discuss that adaptive runtime syst...
Task-based programming models allow programmers to express applications as a collection of tasks wit...
© 2019 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for a...
Parallel computing has become the norm to gain performance in multicore and heterogeneous systems. ...
Task-based programming models have gained a lot of attention for being able to explore high parallel...
Task-based programming models such as OpenMP, IntelTBB and OmpSs offer the possibility of expressing...
Task-based programming Task-based programming models such as OpenMP, Intel TBB and OmpSs are widely ...
The Task Scheduling Paradigm is a general technique for leveraging fine and coarse grain parallelism...
© 2015 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. OmpSs is a programming model that provides a simple and po...
Along with the popularity of multicore and manycore, task-based dataflow programming models obtain g...
There is a clear trend nowadays to use heterogeneous high-performance computers, as they offer consi...
As chip multi-processors (CMPs) are becoming more and more complex, software solutions such as paral...
Task-based parallel programming models with explicit data dependencies, such as OmpSs, are gaining p...
The growing complexity of multi-core architectures has motivated a wide range of software mechanisms...
Asymmetric multi-cores (AMCs) are a successful architectural solution for both mobile devices and su...
To help shrink the programmability-performance efficiency gap, we discuss that adaptive runtime syst...