Sisal model of functional programming and its implementation

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Programming massively-parallel machine is a daunting task for any human programmer and parallelization may even be impossible for any compiler. Instead, the functional programming paradigm may prove to be an ideal solution by providing an implicitly parallel interface to the programmer. We describe here the Sisal project (Stream and Iteration in a Single Assignment Language) and its goal to provide a general-purpose user interface for a wide range of parallel processing platforms.

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Gaudiot, J. L., Bohm, W., Najjar, W., DeBoni, T., Feo, J., & Miller, P. (1997). Sisal model of functional programming and its implementation. In Aizu International Symposium on Parallel Algorithms/Architecture Synthesis (pp. 112–123). IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1109/aispas.1997.581640

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