TPascal - A Language For Task Parallel Programming (1996) [2 citations — 0 self]
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by Ansgar Brull, Herbert Kuchen, Justus-liebig-universitat Giefien
in Proceedings of Europar’96, LNCS 1123
http://danae.uni-muenster.de/lehre/kuchen/TRGiBrKu.ps
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Abstract:
The programming language TPascal is designed for the programming of MIMD computers with distributed memory in a task parallel way using explicit message passing. In contrast to traditional message passing libraries major problems like deadlocks are already avoided in the definition of the language. The message passing and the creation of processes is fully integrated into the language making compile time checking and optimization possible. TPascal enriches a sequential programming language similar to PASCAL with the concept of topologies which are sets of processes arranged in a specific way according to the needs of a program.
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