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Principles of Parallel Programming First Edition by Calvin Lin Lawrence Snyder

Chapter 8: ZPL and Other Global View Languages. Principles of Parallel Programming First Edition by Calvin Lin Lawrence Snyder. Code Spec 8.1 Primitive data types available in ZPL. Code Spec 8.2 Syntax of control statements in ZPL.

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Principles of Parallel Programming First Edition by Calvin Lin Lawrence Snyder

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  1. Chapter 8:ZPL and Other Global View Languages Principles of Parallel Programming First Edition by Calvin Lin Lawrence Snyder

  2. Code Spec 8.1 Primitive data types available in ZPL.

  3. Code Spec 8.2 Syntax of control statements in ZPL.

  4. Code Spec 8.3 ZPL’s primitive operators and operator-assignments.

  5. Figure 8.1 ZPL program that implements Conway’s Game of Life.

  6. Code Spec 8.4 Specifying the entry procedure for ZPL.

  7. Figure 8.2 The SUMMA matrix multiplication algorithm in ZPL.

  8. Code Spec 8.5 Requirements of ZPL’s partial reduce and flood operators.

  9. Code Spec 8.6 Requirements of ZPL’s remap operator.

  10. Figure 8.3 ZPL program for ranking coffee drinker data.

  11. Figure 8.4 Bounding region. Regions used in the program are superimposed so that their indices align; the black square has the same index in all regions. Once aligned, the bounding region is the smallest region containing the indices of the superimposed regions.

  12. Figure 8.5 Block allocation of the bounding region. The bounding region (a) is partitioned using a balanced allocation (b), which assigns a set of indices (c). The contributing regions’ indices are inherited from those indices (d).

  13. Code Spec 8.7 ZPL performance model.

  14. Figure 8.6 A NESL matrix multiplication function.

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