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Sequential programs are often difficult to parallelize because of the complexity in their implementation and the uncertainty in their behavior. We will demonstrate behavior-oriented parallelization (BOP), which provides annotations for a user to mark possibly parallel regions (PPR) in code and a safe implementation to execute the annotated tasks in parallel as long as they produce the correct result - the same output as the unmarked sequential execution. This position paper gives a description of the interface and implementation and shows two examples.
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