| William W. Carlson, Jesse M. Draper, David E. Culler, Kathy Yelick, Eugene Brooks, and Karen Warren. Introduction to UPC and language specification. Technical Report CCS-TR-99-157, second printing, IDA Center for Computing Sciences, May 1999. |
....model provide a natural and effective match to this property of the hardware. This is not a new approach. The C language provides register, originally intended to aid compilers in coping with a two level memory hierarchy (registers and main memory) Some parallel languages, such as HPF [6] UPC [7], or CoArray Fortran [8] distiguish between local and shared data. Even programming models that do not recognize a distinction between local and remote memory, such as OpenMP, have implementations that often require techniques such as first touch to ensure that operations make effective use of ....
Carlson, W.W., Draper, J.M., Culler, D., Yelick, K., Brooks, E., Warren, K.: Introduction to UPC and language specification. Technical Report CCS-TR-99-157, Center for Computing Sciences, IDA, Bowie, MD (1999)
....have been updated to provide CLUMP with a single memory model. Another approach for SMM is software distributed shared memory systems. OpenMP has been implemented on a cluster of SMPs on top of some DSM systems ( 6] 10] Another approach is parallel extension of the C programming language ([4] [5] The performance of shared virtual memory mainly relies on the efficiency of the memory consistency protocol. The HMM approach uses the SPMD (Single Process Multiple Data) paradigm: first, the data set is distributed between the nodes; then every portion of the data set within each node is ....
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....distributed over three nodes. The single address of this DSV is provided through pointer shift (e.g. on node2 A = A 100 and on node3 A = A 200, after memory allocation) 48] or in a more sophisticated situation, through a global to local index map [7] A qualifier similar to shared in UPC [50], 51] can be provided as a user interface for the programmers to specify data distribution pattern. Transforming the large array A[ into the DSV in this example preserves data structure integrity because the array indexing scheme is the same as if the array A[ is small and not distributed, ....
W. W. Carlson, J. M. Draper, D. E. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren, "Introduction to UPC and language specification," IDA Center for Computing Sciences, Bowie, Md., Tech. Rep. CCS-TR99 -157, May 1999.
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W. W. Carlson, J. M. Draper, D.E. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren. Introduction to UPC and Language Specification. CCS-TR-99-157. IDA/CCS, Bowie, Maryland. May, 1999.
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W. W. Carlson, J. M. Draper, D.E. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren. Introduction to UPC and Language Specification. CCS-TR99 -157. IDA/CCS, Bowie, Maryland. May, 1999.
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W. W. Carlson, J. M. Draper, D.E. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren. Introduction to UPC and Language Specification. CCS-TR99 -157. IDA/CCS, Bowie, Maryland. May, 1999.
....or to augment programmer directives. The broader EARTH C project has also clearly demonstrated the value of identifying local private data to drive analyses such as redundant read write removal and communication optimization [37] Among the unsafe (C derived) languages, AC [10] PCP [8] and UPC [11] offer shared and private data. However, their type systems do not distinguish the addresses of private data from narrowed global pointers to shared data. In effect, these languages offer only global shared and local mixed. Although private data exists at run time, the static type system cannot ....
W. W. Carlson, J. M. Draper, D. E. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren. Introduction to UPC and language specification. Technical Report CCS-TR-99-157, IDA Center for Computing Sciences, May 13 1999.
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William W. Carlson, Jesse M. Draper, David E. Culler, Kathy Yelick, Eugene Brooks, and Karen Warren. Introduction to UPC and language specification. Technical Report CCS-TR-99-157, second printing, IDA Center for Computing Sciences, May 1999.
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W. Carlson, J. Draper, D. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren. Introduction to UPC and Language Specification. Technical Report CCS-TR-99-157, IDA Center for Computing Sciences, 1999.
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W. Carlson, J. Draper, D. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren. Introduction to UPC and Language Specification. Technical Report CCS-TR-99-157, IDA Center for Computing Sciences, 1999.
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W. Carlson, J. Draper, D. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren. Introduction to upc and language specification. Technical Report CCS-TR-99-157, IDA Center for Computing Sciences, 1999.
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W. W. Carlson, J. M. Draper, D. E. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren. Introduction to UPC and language specification. Technical Report CCS-TR-99-157, IDA Center for Computing Sciences, May 13 1999.
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W. Carlson, J. Draper, D. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren, "Introduction to UPC and Language Specification," Center for Computing Sciences Technical Report CCS-TR-99-157, May 1999.
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Carlson, W.W., Draper, J.M., Culler, D.E., Yelick, K., E. Brooks, K.W.: Introduction to UPC and language specification. Technical Report CCS-TR-99-157, IDA Center for Computing Sciences (1999)
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William W. Carlson, Jesse M. Draper, David Culler, Kathy Yelick, Eugene Brooks, and Karen Warren. Introduction to UPC and Language Specification CCS-TR-99-157.
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W. W. Carlson, J. M. Draper, D. E. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren. Introduction to UPC and language specification. Tech Report CCS-TR-99-157, Center for Computing Sciences, 1999.
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W. W. Carlson, J. M. Draper, D. E. Culler, K. Yelick, E. Brooks, and K. Warren, Introduction to UPC and Language Specification, Technical Report CCS-TR-99-157, IDA Center for Computing Sciences, Bowie, Maryland (May 1999).
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