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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

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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.>

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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.>

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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

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