Modula-2* Environment paper available by anonymous ftp

heinze@ira.uka.de (Ernst A. Heinz)
Mon, 9 Aug 1993 11:47:09 GMT

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From: heinze@ira.uka.de (Ernst A. Heinz)
Keywords: modula, parallel, optimize, debug, report, FTP
Organization: University of Karlsruhe, FRG
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1993 11:47:09 GMT

For all interested folks we have made a pre-print of our MPPM'93 paper
publicly available by anonymous ftp. The title of the paper reads as
follows:


"The Modula-2* Environment for Parallel Programming"
(by S.U. Haenssgen, E.A. Heinz, P. Lukowicz, M. Philippsen, and W.F. Tichy).


To retrieve PostScript or compressed Postscript versions of the paper
please connect to i41s10.ira.uka.de [129.13.13.110] by anonymous ftp.
There, the directory pub/m2s contains the corresponding files named
mppm93.ps and mppm93.ps.Z.


-rw-r----- 1 ftp ftp 503797 Aug 9 11:31 mppm93.ps
-rw-r----- 1 ftp ftp 125911 Aug 9 11:32 mppm93.ps.Z


Don't forget to use binary mode when retrieving the compressed
PostScript versions! Please send us a short email containing your full
name and address plus affiliation if you retrieve any of the above.


For your information we include the abstract of our MPPM'93 paper below.


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THE MODULA-2* ENVIRONMENT FOR PARALLEL PROGRAMMING


This paper presents a portable parallel programming environment for
Modula-2*, an explicitly parallel machine-independent extension of
Modula-2. Modula-2* offers synchronous and asynchronous parallelism, a
global single address space, and automatic data and process distribution.
The Modula-2* system consists of a compiler, a debugger, a
cross-architecture make, runtime systems for different machines, and a set
of scalable parallel libraries. Implementations exist for the MasPar MP
series of massively parallel processors (SIMD), the KSR-1 parallel
computer (MIMD), heterogeneous LANs of workstations (MIMD), and single
workstations (SISD).


The paper presents the important components of the Modula-2* environment
and discusses selected implementation issues. We focus on how we achieve
a high degree of portability for our system while at the same time
ensuring efficiency.


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directly.


Cheers.


=Ernst=


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