Pisa parallel processing project on general-purpose highly-parallel computers
Fabrizio Baiardi, Marco Danelutto, R. Di Meglio, Mehdi Jazayeri, M. Mackey, Susanna Pelagatti, Fabrizio Petrini, T. D. Sullivan, Marco Vanneschi
Abstract
Fabrizio Baiardi, Marco Danelutto, R. Di Meglio, Mehdi Jazayeri, M. Mackey, Susanna Pelagatti, Fabrizio Petrini, T. D. Sullivan, Marco Vanneschi
Abstract
A methodology is presented which is aimed at the development of efficient and portable software for general-purpose highly-parallel computers. The methodology has two major components: a programming language that allows the programmer to express the parallelism of an application at a high level and an abstract model of parallel computers that allows programs written for it to be mapped efficiently to different multiple instruction-multiple data (MIMD) parallel computers.>
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A methodology is presented which is aimed at the development of efficient and portable software for general-purpose highly-parallel computers. The methodology has two major components: a programming language that allows the programmer to express the parallelism of an application at a high level and an abstract model of parallel computers that allows programs written for it to be mapped efficiently to different multiple instruction-multiple data (MIMD) parallel computers.>
Key concepts: Computer science, MIMD, Parallelism (grammar), Parallel computing, Programmer, Parallel programming model, Programming language, Parallel processing