Search Results - Stream-parallel programming abstraction

StreamPI: a stream-parallel programming extension for object-oriented programming languages by Hong, Jingun, Hong, Kirak, Burgstaller, Bernd, Blieberger, Johann

“… We propose a stream-parallel programming abstraction that extends object-oriented languages with stream-programming facilities…”
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Online and transparent self-adaptation of stream parallel patterns by Vogel, Adriano, Mencagli, Gabriele, Griebler, Dalvan, Danelutto, Marco, Fernandes, Luiz Gustavo

“… Moreover, although high-level and structured parallel programming aims to facilitate parallelism, several issues still need to be addressed for improving the existing abstractions…”
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Towards On-the-fly Self-Adaptation of Stream Parallel Patterns by Vogel, Adriano, Mencagli, Gabriele, Griebler, Dalvan, Danelutto, Marco, Fernandes, Luiz Gustavo

“… The proposed solution is evaluated with an existing programming framework and running experiments with a synthetic and a real-world application…”
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Flowgraph stream parallel programming: Language, process model, and computer implementation by Kutepov, V. P., Malanin, V. N., Pankov, N. A.

“…A description of a flowgraph stream parallel programming language is given that was designed for the effective support of various forms of parallelism in complicated computational programs…”
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DSParLib: A C++ Template Library for Distributed Stream Parallelism by Löff, Júnior, Hoffmann, Renato B., Pieper, Ricardo, Griebler, Dalvan, Fernandes, Luiz G.

“… In this work, we introduce a new parallel programming abstraction for implementing distributed stream parallelism named DSParLib…”
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High-level and efficient structured stream parallelism for rust on multi-cores by Pieper, Ricardo, Löff, Júnior, Hoffmann, Renato B., Griebler, Dalvan, Fernandes, Luiz G.

“… (i.e, video processing, compression, and others). Therefore, we provide a new high-level and efficient parallel programming abstraction for expressing stream parallelism, named Rust-SSP…”
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OpenMP as runtime for providing high-level stream parallelism on multi-cores by Hoffmann, Renato B., Löff, Júnior, Griebler, Dalvan, Fernandes, Luiz G.

“…OpenMP is an industry and academic standard for parallel programming. However, using it for developing parallel stream processing applications is complex and challenging…”
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A C++ annotation-based domain-specific language for expressing stream and data parallelism supporting CPU and GPU by Araujo, Gabriell, Rockenbach, Dinei A., Löff, Júnior, Griebler, Dalvan, Fernandes, Luiz G.

“… SPar is a high-level DSL that promotes parallel programming abstractions for stream and data parallelism using C++…”
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Vertex–transformation streams by Kim, Youngmin, Lee, Chang Ha, Varshney, Amitabh

“… At the same time, advances in stream programming abstraction for graphics processors (GPUs) have enabled us to use parallel algorithm design methods for GPU programming…”
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Massively Parallel STREAM Processing with Latency Guarantees by Lohrmann, Björn

“…). They process data on-the-fly without first storing it in a file system and their core programming abstractions hide the complexity of distributed-parallel programming…”
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A distributed implementation for parallel logic programming by Brogi, A., Ciampolini, A., Lamma, E., Mello, P.

“… The resulting language is called ROSE. The main novelty with respect to STREAM-parallel logic languages is that AND parallel processes do not share variables…”
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Introducing a Stream Processing Framework for Assessing Parallel Programming Interfaces by Garcia, Adriano Marques, Griebler, Dalvan, Fernandes, Luiz G. L., Schepke, Claudio

“… We introduce a Stream Processing framework for assessing Parallel Programming Interfaces (PPIs). Our framework targets multi-core architectures…”
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Augmenting Ada for SIMD Parallel Processing by Cline, C.L., Siegel, H.J.

“…In order to program SIMD (single instruction stream-multiple data stream) parallel machines used for tasks such as speech and image processing, a language with explicit parallel constructs is often desirable…”
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Demand transformation analysis for concurrent constraint programs by Falaschi, Moreno, Hicks, Patrick, Winsborough, William

“… This backward dataflow analysis for concurrent constraint programs is constructed in the framework of abstract interpretation…”
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Performance and programmability of GrPPI for parallel stream processing on multi-cores by Garcia, Adriano Marques, Griebler, Dalvan, Schepke, Claudio, García, José Daniel, Muñoz, Javier Fernández, Fernandes, Luiz Gustavo

“…GrPPI library aims to simplify the burdening task of parallel programming. It provides a unified, abstract, and generic layer while promising minimal overhead on performance…”
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Fast Programming Algorithm to Find Non-Linear Feedback Shift Register by Ye, Weichen, Chen, Kefei

“… This paper provides a quick method to find NLFSRs. This method is a programming algorithm based on compute unified device architecture (CUDA…”
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Co-Optimizing Core Allocation, Mapping and DVFS in Streaming Programs with Moldable Tasks for Energy Efficient Execution on Manycore Architectures by Melot, Nicolas, Kessler, Christoph, Eitschberger, Patrick, Keller, Jorg

“…Stream programming abstracts parallelism complexity by modeling a program as a set of streaming tasks…”
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A Stream Virtual Machine by Labonte, Francois

“… parallel processors while maintaining a single thread of control as a programming abstraction…”
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Interactive Debugging of Dynamic Dataflow Embedded Applications by Pouget, Kevin, Lopez Cueva, Patricia, Santana, Miguel, Mehaut, Jean-Francois

“… Dataflow programming models were explicitly designed to program parallel architectures and they have the ability to abstract away heterogeneous…”
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Low-level programming of parallel supercomputers by Casavant, T.L.

“…It is suggested that, while high-level-language and OS abstractions have evolved gradually and intelligently over the years with respect to single-instruction, single-data stream machines…”
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