High-Performance Compilers for Parallel Computing

This work covers everything necessary to build a competitive, advanced compiler for parallel or high-performance computers. It starts with a review of basic terms and algorithms such as graphs, trees and matrix algebra. Methods focus on analysis and synthesis, where analysis extracts information from the source program. The various restrictions and problems caused by different languages commonly used in such machines are shown.

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