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Implicit Parallel Programming in pH
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For one thing, like APL but with|.com |Suitable for the mathematically adept researcher or computer science student, Implicit Parallel Programming in pH provides a textbook-style guide to the new pH computer language, a functional language syntactically similar to Haskell but with built
Parallel machines are now affordable and available to many users in the form of small symmetric shared-memory multiprocessors (SMPs). Unfortunately, programming practices have not kept pace with this hardware advance. The vast majority of developers still write applications in sequential programming languages that do not exploit multiple processors. The traditional approaches for adding parallelism to applications are prone to introducing new, strange, and difficult-to-e...
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