Cupertino Miranda, Antoniu Pop, Philippe Dumont, Albert Cohen, M. Duranton
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Abstract
Tuning applications for multicore systems involve subtle concurrency concepts and target-dependent optimizations. This paper advocates for a streaming execution model, called ER, where persistent processes communicate and synchronize through a multi-consumer processing applications, we demonstrate the scalability and efficiency advantages of streaming compared to data-driven scheduling. To exploit these benefits in compilers for parallel languages, we propose an intermediate representation enabling the compilation of data-flow tasks into streaming processes. This intermediate representation also facilitates the application of classical compiler optimizations to concurrent programs.