Adaptive Compilation in the
Merlin System
for Parallel Machines
Assumpcao Jr, Jecel M.
Published
in the WHPC'94 ( IEEE/USP International Workshop on
High Performance Computing ) Conference
Proceedings, March 1994, pages 155-166
Abstract
This paper describes the use of Adaptive Compilation,
a system of optimizing code based on information
gathered while running the code itself, to match
the parallelism of the application to the characteristics
of the underlying hardware. A parallel programming model
is defined as an extension of the object oriented
language Self with adaptive compilation used to trim
parallelism in excess of that supported by a given
hardware configuration.
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