Towards an event-driven programming model for OpenMP

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Towards an event-driven programming model for OpenMP

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The event-driven programming pattern is pervasive in a wide range of modern software applications. Unfortunately, it is not easy to achieve good performance and responsiveness when developing event-driven applications. Traditional approaches require a great amount of programmer effort to restructure and refactor code, to achieve the performance speedup from parallelism and asynchronization. Not only does this restructuring require a lot of development time, it also makes the code harder to de...

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Research paper

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Date created

2016

Creator

Fan, X / Sinnen, Oliver / Giacaman, Nasser

URL

http://hdl.handle.net/2292/36368

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Science & Technology / Technology / Computer Science, Hardware & Architecture / Computer Science, Theory & Methods / Engineering, Electrical & Electronic / Computer Science / Engineering / OpenMP / parallel programming model / event-driven programming / asynchronous programming

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