Ribas, H. B. Automatic Generation of Systolic Programs Department technical report, November 1982.. from Nested Loops. Ph.D. Th., Carnegie Mellon University ,  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles

....systolic communication, the ability for that cell s program will be ready to read it. Parallel program the program to access message queues directly can also speed generators have been developed to handle this strict sequencup memory communication. In conventional message passing ing requirement [11, 21, 18]. for distributed memory machines, messages are usually Furthermore, in systolic communication after an item has copied from the user space to system space at the sending cell, been sent, it will no longer be available on the sending cell transmitted, and then copied from system space to user ....

....Together, the traditional features and Again, these details can be readily handled by parallel our two innovations make iWarp an effective processor for program generators for image processing [10] scientific com both systolic and memory communications. puting [21] or regular nested loops [18]. The extra protection 3.1. Program access to communication provided by service routines for station to station communication is not needed by such tools, since the programs iWarp s communication is unique in that its low level comgenerated by the tools can be trusted to be correct in their ....

Ribas, H. B. Automatic Generation of Systolic Programs Department technical report, November 1982.. from Nested Loops. Ph.D. Th., Carnegie Mellon University ,

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