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Abstract:
This paper describes the functionality of ViC*, a compiler for a
variant of the data-parallel language C* with support for out-of-core
data. The compiler translates C* programs with shapes declared
outofcore, which describe parallel data stored on disk. The compiler
output is a SPMD-style program in standard C with I/O and library
calls added to efficiently access out-of-core parallel data. The ViC*
compiler also applies several program transformations to improve
out-of-core data layout and access.
Note:
Revised version appeared in the Proceedings of the Third International
Workshop on High-Level Parallel Programming Models and Supportive
Environments (HIPS '98), March 1998, pages 23-33.
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Alex Colvin and
Thomas H. Cormen,
"ViC*: A Compiler for Virtual-Memory C*."
Dartmouth Computer Science Technical Report PCS-TR97-323,
November 1997.
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