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Exploiting locality on parallel irregular problem computations

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2 Author(s)
Trabado, G.P. ; Comput. Archit. Dept., Malaga Univ., Spain ; Zapata, E.L.

By now, irregular problems are difficult to parallelize in an automatic way because of their lack of regularity in data access patterns. Most times, programmers must hand-write a particular solution for each problem separately. In this paper we present two pseudo-regular distributions which can be applied to partition most problems achieving very good average case distributions. Also, we have designed a run-time library (DDLY) which provides a fast way to apply data distribution on message passing environments. This library also is able of performing parallel input/output

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Parallel and Distributed Processing, 1995. Proceedings. Euromicro Workshop on

Date of Conference: 25-27 Jan 1995

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