论文信息 - Productivity in Parallel Programming: A Decade of Progress

Productivity in Parallel Programming: A Decade of Progress

In 2002 DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) launched a major initiative in HPCS (high-productivity computing systems). The program was motivated by the belief that the utilization of the coming generation of parallel machines was gated by the difficulty of writing, debugging, tuning, and maintaining software at peta scale.

John T. Richards | Christine A. Halverson | Jonathan Brezin | Calvin B. Swart

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