M. Goldstein, D. Dayan, M. Rabin, D. Berlowitz, O. Berlowitz, R. B. Yehezkael
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Design principles of an embedded language (EFL) enabling well defined order-independent execution
Parallel programming platforms are heterogeneous and incompatible; a common approach is needed to free programmers from platforms' technical intricacies, allowing flexible execution in which sequential and parallel executions produce identical results. The execution and programming model of an embedded flexible language (EFL), which implement this common approach, are presented. EFL allows embedding of deterministic parallel code blocks into a sequential program, written in any host language. EFL programming model constructs are presented. An EFL implementation of the Reduce Parallel Design Pattern is presented. With EFL we aim to implement safe and efficient parallel execution, in software, hardware, or both. Consequences of Rice's theorem regarding parallel computation are discussed. These consequences severely restrict what can be checked at compile time. An approach is proposed for circumventing these restrictions.