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PIE: A Programming and Instrumentation Environment for Parallel Processing

Zary Segall, Larry Rudolph

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The issues of performance-efficient programs and system support for parallel programming are the focus of this project to integrate functionality with performance concerns.

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The issues of performance-efficient programs and system support for parallel programming are the focus of this project to integrate functionality with performance concerns.

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The issues of performance-efficient programs and system support for parallel programming are the focus of this project to integrate functionality with performance concerns.

Key concepts: Computer science, Instrumentation (computer programming), Focus (optics), Software engineering, System programming, Functional reactive programming, Programming paradigm, Inductive programming

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