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ICCS
2005
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Two Fundamental Concepts in Skeletal Parallel Programming

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Two Fundamental Concepts in Skeletal Parallel Programming

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We deﬁne the concepts of nesting mode and interaction mode as they arise in the description of skeletal parallel programming systems. We suggest that these new concepts encapsulate fundamental design issues and may play a useful role in deﬁning and distinguishing between the capabilities of competing systems. We present the decisions taken in our own Edinburgh Skeleton Library eSkel, and review the approaches chosen by a selection of other skeleton libraries.

Anne Benoit, Murray Cole

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Added	27 Jun 2010
Updated	27 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2005
Where	ICCS
Authors	Anne Benoit, Murray Cole

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