A design pattern language for engineering (parallel) software: merging the PLPP and OPL projects

Authors:
Kurt Keutzer;Berna L. Massingill;Timothy G. Mattson;Beverly A. Sanders
Affiliations:
UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA;Trinity University San Antonio, TX;Timothy G. Mattson Intel Corp. DuPont, WA;University of Florida Gainesville, FL
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2010 Workshop on Parallel Programming Patterns
Year:
2010

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Abstract

Parallel programming is stuck. To make progress, we need to step back and understand the software people wish to engineer. We do this with a design pattern language. This paper provides background for a lively discussion of this pattern language. We present the context for the problem, the layers in the design pattern language, and descriptions of the patterns themselves.