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NSF SI2_Meeting 2018: Lightning Talk

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posted on 2018-04-22, 18:02 authored by Ritu AroraRitu Arora

Interactive Parallelization Tool (IPT) assists domain-­experts and students in efficiently parallelizing their existing C/C++ applications using any of the following parallel programming models: Message Passing Interface (MPI), OpenMP, CUDA, and hybrid programming. For assisting in parallelization, IPT uses its knowledgebase of parallel programming expertise (encapsulated as design templates and rules), and specifications (i.e., what to parallelize and where) as provided by users. It parses the user-specifications and accordingly analyses the input source code to reengineer it for generating a parallel version of the code.

IPT can be used for self-­paced learning of different parallel programming paradigms. It helps in understanding the differences in the structure and performance of the parallel code generated for different specifications while using the same serial application.

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NSF award # 1642396

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