Revisiting the Sequential Programming Model for the Multicore Era

Authors:
Matthew J. Bridges;Neil Vachharajani;Yun Zhang;Thomas Jablin;David I. August
Affiliations:
Princeton University;Princeton University;Princeton University;Princeton University;Princeton University
Venue:
IEEE Micro
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Automatic parallelization has thus far not been successful at extracting scalable parallelism from general programs. An aggressive automatic thread extraction framework, coupled with natural extensions to the sequential programming model that allow for a range of legal outcomes rather than forcing programmers to define a single legal program outcome, will let programmers achieve the performance of parallel programming via the simpler sequential model.