Thinking Machines Corporation, "C* Programming Guide," A MPC ++ SYNTAX 47 A MPC ++ Syntax The syntax described in this section is based on the draft standard of C++[1].  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles   Check

....the mutual exclusion. An example of a mutex statement is shown below. S11 and S21 are executed exclusively in this example. 1 Mutex rr; 2 sub1( 3 4 S10; 5 mutex (rr) 6 S11; 7 8 S12; 9 10 sub2( 11 12 S20; 13 mutex (rr) 14 S21; 15 16 S22; 17 8.2. 1 With Statement Following C [12], statement with is provided for parallel primitive data variables. mpc with statement: with ( expression ) compound statement An example of a with statement is shown below. The argument of a with statement is a parallel variable in MPC while the argument in C is a shape which is a ....

Thinking Machines Corporation, "C* Programming Guide," A MPC ++ SYNTAX 47 A MPC ++ Syntax The syntax described in this section is based on the draft standard of C++[1].

....algorithm ParallelMin1 has a simple control structure and uses an uniform data structure (array) it is easy to implement it as a data parallel program. We present our data parallel version of the algorithm in the pseudo code similar to C , a data parallel extension of C programming language [23]. We assume in our implementation that the computation begins with the input DFA already stored as parallel variables. The data structures used are as follows. ffl delta is an array of j Sigmaj parallel variables, each is a parallel one of size n. The i th element of the delta[j] i]delta[j] ....

Thinking Machines Corporation, "C* Programming Guide", Thinking Machines Corporation, Cambridge, Mass., May, 1993.

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