The aim of this catalogue is to describe parallel design patterns and synchronization idioms suitable for the development of parallel software for embedded systems supporting WCET analysis. It is written in context of the parMERASA FP7 project. It represents the state of knowledge after 24 month of the project, where parallelization concepts have been developed for all industrial applications. This catalogue is the basis for the Pattern-supported Parallelisation Approach, which is a model-based approach for the transition from sequential code to parallel code. In the scope of parMERASA, a timing analyzable implementation for some parallel design patterns, which is called Timing-analyzable Algorithmic Skeletons (TAS), is being developed wh...
This Ph.D. thesis describes proposed notation and method for working with parallel design patterns, ...
Programming is now parallel programming. Much as structured programming revolutionized traditional s...
Synthesizing a Parallel Sorting Algorithms based on Design Patterns................
The aim of this catalogue is to describe parallel design patterns and synchronization idioms suitabl...
Having been designed as abstractions of common themes in object-oriented programming, patterns have ...
This paper discusses the impact of structured parallel programming methodologies in state-of-the-art...
We recently presented a parallelization approach based on parallel design patterns and leading to st...
The concept of design patterns has been extensively studied and applied in the context of object-ori...
During the past decade, the degree of parallelism available in hardware has grown quickly and decisi...
We are developing a pattern language to guide the programmer through the entire process of developin...
This paper describes the ParaPhrase project, a new 3-year targeted research project funded under EU ...
With the rapid advancement of parallel and distributed computing (PDC), three types of hardware and ...
This paper describes the ParaPhrase project, a new 3-year targeted research project funded under EU ...
Multicore embedded systems introduce new opportunities and challenges. Scaling of computational powe...
The only reason to parallelize a program is to gain performance. However, the synchronization primit...
This Ph.D. thesis describes proposed notation and method for working with parallel design patterns, ...
Programming is now parallel programming. Much as structured programming revolutionized traditional s...
Synthesizing a Parallel Sorting Algorithms based on Design Patterns................
The aim of this catalogue is to describe parallel design patterns and synchronization idioms suitabl...
Having been designed as abstractions of common themes in object-oriented programming, patterns have ...
This paper discusses the impact of structured parallel programming methodologies in state-of-the-art...
We recently presented a parallelization approach based on parallel design patterns and leading to st...
The concept of design patterns has been extensively studied and applied in the context of object-ori...
During the past decade, the degree of parallelism available in hardware has grown quickly and decisi...
We are developing a pattern language to guide the programmer through the entire process of developin...
This paper describes the ParaPhrase project, a new 3-year targeted research project funded under EU ...
With the rapid advancement of parallel and distributed computing (PDC), three types of hardware and ...
This paper describes the ParaPhrase project, a new 3-year targeted research project funded under EU ...
Multicore embedded systems introduce new opportunities and challenges. Scaling of computational powe...
The only reason to parallelize a program is to gain performance. However, the synchronization primit...
This Ph.D. thesis describes proposed notation and method for working with parallel design patterns, ...
Programming is now parallel programming. Much as structured programming revolutionized traditional s...
Synthesizing a Parallel Sorting Algorithms based on Design Patterns................