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Author: Murray Cole
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Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0273088076

Algorithmic Skeletons: Structured Management of Parallel Computation (Research monographs in parallel & distributed computing)

This book introduces a new approach to the design and implementation of software systems which will help users of large scale parallel systems coordinate many concurrent activities toward a single goal. Get Algorithmic Skeletons computer books for free.
It assesses the strengths an weaknesses of this approach with existing alternatives.

Cole's system proposes a selection of independent algorithmic skeletons, each of which describes the structure of a particular style of algorithm. The user must describe a solution to a problem as an instance of the appropriate skeleton. The implementation task is simplified by the fact that each skeleton may be considered independently, in contrast to the monolithic programming interfaces of existing systems at a similar level of abstraction.

Algorithmic Skeletons Download

It assesses the strengths an weaknesses of this approach with existing alternatives.

Cole's system proposes a selection of independent algorithmic skeletons, each of which describes the structure of a particular style of algorithm. The user must describe a solution to a problem as an instance of the appropriate skeleton. The implementation task is simplified by the fact that each skeleton may be considered independently, in contrast to the monolithic programming interfaces of existing systems at a similar level of abstraction t assesses the strengths an weaknesses of this approach with existing alternatives.

Cole's system proposes a selection of independent algorithmic skeletons, each of which describes the structure of a particular style of algorithm. The user must describe a solution to a problem as an instance of the appropriate skeleton. The implementation task is simplified by the fact that each skeleton may be considered independently, in contrast to the monolithic programming interfaces of existing systems at a similar level of abstraction.

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