Implementation of a Skeleton-Based Parallel Programming Environment Supporting Arbitrary Nesting

Coudarcher, Rémi; Sérot, Jocelyn; Dérutin, Jean-Pierre

doi:10.1007/3-540-45401-2_6

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“…That is, the functional language forms a coordination layer for skeletons. For example, Darlington's group (J. Darlington & To, 1996) use the Hope-like language SCL, Serot and Coudarcher's SKiPPER system uses Caml (Coudarcher et al, 2001) and our PMLS (Parallel SML with Skeletons) compiler is based on Standard ML (Michaelson et al, 2001).…”

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A parallel SML compiler based on algorithmic skeletons

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“…The SKiPPER language (Coudarcher et al, 2001) provides skeletons which are built using Objective Caml and MPI. Here, co-ordination is carried out using a dataflow model and skeletons such as task farm and data farm are provided.…”

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“…In particular, it could not accommodate arbitrary skeleton nesting, that is to say the possibility for one skeleton to take another skeleton as argument. The SKiPPER-I1 implementation [3] was…”

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