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PROMOTER: an application-oriented programming model for massive parallelism

Wolfgang K. Giloi, Andreas Schramm

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The article deals with rationale and concepts of a programming model for massive parallelism. We mention the basic properties of massively parallel applications and develop a programming model for data parallelism on distributed-memory computers. Its key features are a suitable combination of homogeneity and heterogeneity aspects, a unified representation of data point configuration and interconnection schemes by explicit virtual data topologies, and various synchronization schemes and nondeterminisms. The outline of the linguistic representation and the abstract executional model are given.>

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Key concepts: Computer science, Massively parallel, Parallelism (grammar), Parallel computing, Representation (politics), Synchronization (alternating current), Theoretical computer science, Programming paradigm