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PARLE '93 Parallel Architectures and Languages Europe

5th International PARLE Conference, Munich, Germany, June 14-17, 1993. Proceedings

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1993

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  1. Arndt Bode
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 694)

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Table of contents (79 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Simulation-based comparison of hash functions for emulated shared memory

    • Curd Engelmann, Jörg Keller
    Pages 1-11

  3. Task management, virtual shared memory, and multithreading in a distributed memory implementation of Sisal

    • Matthew Haines, Wim Böhm
    Pages 12-23

  4. Simulating the data diffusion machine

    • Erik Hagersten, Mats Grindal, Anders Landin, Ashley Saulsbury, Bengt Werner, Seif Haridi
    Pages 24-41

  5. 2DT-FP: An FP based programming language for efficient parallel programming of multiprocessor networks

    • Yosi Ben-Asher, Gudula Rünger, Assaf Schuster, Reinhard Wilhelm
    Pages 42-55

  6. The data-parallel categorical abstract machine

    • Gaétan Hains, Christian Foisy
    Pages 56-67

  7. Data parallel implementation of extensible sparse functional arrays

    • John T. O'Donnell
    Pages 68-79

  8. Embeddings of tree-related networks in incomplete hypercubes

    • Sabine Öhring, Sajal K. Das
    Pages 80-91

  9. Static and dynamic performance of the Möbius cubes (short version)

    • Paul Cull, Shawn M. Larson
    Pages 92-103

  10. Optimal mappings of m dimensional FFT communication to k dimensional mesh for arbitrary m and k

    • Z. George Mou, Xiaojing Wang
    Pages 104-119

  11. Implicit parallelism: The united functions and objects approach

    • John Sargeant
    Pages 120-131

  12. Detection of recurrences in sequential programs with loops

    • Xavier Redon, Paul Feautrier
    Pages 132-145

  13. Parallel programming using skeleton functions

    • J. Darlington, A. J. Field, P. G. Harrison, P. H. J. Kelly, D. W. N. Sharp, Q. Wu et al.
    Pages 146-160

  14. Data-parallel portable software platform: Principles and implementation

    • V. B. Muchnick, A. V. Shafarenko, C. D. Sutton
    Pages 161-172

  15. A compositional approach for fault-tolerance using specification transformation

    • Doron Peled, Mathai Joseph
    Pages 173-184

  16. Concurrent MetateM — A language for modelling reactive systems

    • Michael Fisher
    Pages 185-196

  17. Trace-based compositional reasoning about fault tolerant systems

    • Henk Schepers, Jozef Hooman
    Pages 197-208

  18. A Kahn principle for networks of nonmonotonic real-time processes

    • Robert Kim Yates, Guang Rong Gao
    Pages 209-227

  19. Adaptive multicast wormhole routing in 2D mesh multicomputer

    • Xiaola Lin, Philip K. McKinley, Abdol -Hossein Esfahanian
    Pages 228-241

  20. The impact of packetization in wormhole-routed networks

    • Jae H. Kim, Andrew A. Chien
    Pages 242-253
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Parallel processing offers a solution to the problem of providing the processing power necessary to help understand and master the complexity of natural phenomena and engineering structures. By taking several basic processing devices and connecting them together the potential exists of achieving a performance many times that of an individual device. However, building parallel application programs is today recognized as a highly complex activity requiring specialist skills and in-depth knowledge. PARLE is an international, European based conference which focuses on the parallel processing subdomain of informatics and information technology. It is intended to become THE European forum for interchange between experts in the parallel processing domain and to attract both industrial and academic participants with a technical programme designedto provide a balance between theory and practice. This volume contains the proceedings of PARLE '93. The PARLE conference came into existence in 1987 as an initiative from the ESPRIT I programme and the format was revised in 1991/92. PARLE '93 is the second conference with the new format and was held in Munich.

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