Parallelism and Compilers

Christoph W. Keßler

Habilitation thesis, 336 pages, FB IV, Universität Trier, Germany, Dec. 2000.

Contents:

1 Introduction and Overview
1.1 Instruction Scheduling
1.2 Automatic Program Comprehension and Automatic Parallelization
1.3 Design and Implementation of Parallel Programming Languages
2 Instruction Scheduling
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Basic Definitions
2.3 Contiguous Schedules
2.4 Computing Optimal Schedules
2.5 Extension for Optimal Scheduling of Spill Code
2.6 Extension for Partial Recomputations
2.7 Related Work
2.8 Summary
3 Automatic Comprehension and Parallelization of Sparse Matrix Codes
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Vectors and (Sparse) Matrices
3.3 Concepts
3.4 Speculative Concept Recognition
3.5 SPARAMAT Implementation
3.6 The Concept Specification Language CSL
3.7 Related work
3.8 Future Work
3.9 Summary
4 Design of Parallel Programming Languages
4.1 The SPMD Processor Group Concept
4.2 Fork Language Design
4.3 A Plea for Structured Parallel Programming in Fork
4.4 ForkLight Language Design
4.4 NestStep Language Design
4.6 Other Parallel Programming Languages
4.7 Summary
5 Implementation of Parallel Programming Languages
5.1 Compiling Fork for the SB-PRAM
5.2 Compiling Fork for Other Parallel Architectures
5.3 Compiling ForkLight for an Asynchronous PRAM
5.4 Compiling NestStep to a Distributed Memory System
5.5 Summary
Appendices

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BibTeX:

@misc{ Kessler_d3,
 author = {Christoph W. Ke{\ss}ler},
 title = {Parallelism and Compilers},
 howpublished = {Habilitation thesis, 336 pages, FB IV, Universität Trier, Germany},
 year = 2000, month = dec
}

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