Making the transition from sequential to implicit parallel programming: Part 1 Wouldn't it be great if our programs ran twice as fast merely byupgrading our workstation, desktop, server, or embedded ...

The problem is that conventional programming languages assume a sequential programming model. This wasn't a problem when most systems employed a single processor. Though it's an advantage in a ...

Parallel Haskell (pH) is based on over two decades of research withseveral versions of the functional language Id [10][23] and experiencewith their implementation on dataflow and conventional ...