PDDP, the Parallel Data Distribution Preprocessor, is a data parallel programming model for distributed memory parallel computers. PDDP impelments High Performance Fortran compatible data distribution directives and parallelism expressed by the use of Fortran 90 array syntax, the FORALL statement, and the (WRERE?) construct. Distribued data objects belong to a global name space; other data objects are treated as local and replicated on each processor. PDDP allows the user to program in a shared-memory style and generates codes that are portable to a variety of parallel machines. For interprocessor communication, PDDP uses the fastest communication primitives on each platform
A variety of historically-proven computer languages have recently been extended to support parallel ...
[[abstract]]Traditionally, to program a distributed memory multiprocessor, a programmer is responsib...
The general concept of a partitioned data set (PDS) is outlined and a subroutine package for linkage...
PDDP, the parallel data distribution preprocessor, is a data parallel programming model for distribu...
. PDS is a collection of Fortran subroutines for solving unconstrained nonlinear optimization proble...
Shared-memory multiprocessor systems can achieve high performance levels when appropriate work paral...
Many programming models for massively parallel machines exist, and each has its advantages and disad...
PDS is a collection of Fortran subroutines for solving unconstrained nonlinear optimization problems...
Abstract: "Distributed memory multiprocessing offers a cost- effective and scalable solution for a l...
The Data Parallel Fortran (DPF) benchmark suite is designed for evaluating data parallel compilers a...
With the advent of Distributed Memory Machines (DMMs) numerous work have been undertaken to ease the...
Distributed memory multiprocessors are increasingly being used to provide high performance for advan...
A parallel program execution on a parallel machine does not longer match the classical scheme of tra...
The goal of the Pandore system is to allow the execution of parallel algorithms on DMPC (Distributed...
Fortran D and High Performance Fortran are languages designed to support efficient data-parallel pro...
A variety of historically-proven computer languages have recently been extended to support parallel ...
[[abstract]]Traditionally, to program a distributed memory multiprocessor, a programmer is responsib...
The general concept of a partitioned data set (PDS) is outlined and a subroutine package for linkage...
PDDP, the parallel data distribution preprocessor, is a data parallel programming model for distribu...
. PDS is a collection of Fortran subroutines for solving unconstrained nonlinear optimization proble...
Shared-memory multiprocessor systems can achieve high performance levels when appropriate work paral...
Many programming models for massively parallel machines exist, and each has its advantages and disad...
PDS is a collection of Fortran subroutines for solving unconstrained nonlinear optimization problems...
Abstract: "Distributed memory multiprocessing offers a cost- effective and scalable solution for a l...
The Data Parallel Fortran (DPF) benchmark suite is designed for evaluating data parallel compilers a...
With the advent of Distributed Memory Machines (DMMs) numerous work have been undertaken to ease the...
Distributed memory multiprocessors are increasingly being used to provide high performance for advan...
A parallel program execution on a parallel machine does not longer match the classical scheme of tra...
The goal of the Pandore system is to allow the execution of parallel algorithms on DMPC (Distributed...
Fortran D and High Performance Fortran are languages designed to support efficient data-parallel pro...
A variety of historically-proven computer languages have recently been extended to support parallel ...
[[abstract]]Traditionally, to program a distributed memory multiprocessor, a programmer is responsib...
The general concept of a partitioned data set (PDS) is outlined and a subroutine package for linkage...