Explicit and implicit parallel functional programming : concepts and implementation

Explicit and implicit parallel functional programming : concepts and implementation

This thesis investigates the relation between the two conflicting goals of explicitness and abstraction, for the implementation of parallel functional languages and skeletons. Necessary and useful coordination features for implementing parallel coordination in a functional implementation languag...

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Main Author: Berthold, Jost
Contributors: Loogen, Rita (Prof. Dr.) (Thesis advisor)
Format: Doctoral Thesis
Language:English
Published: Philipps-Universität Marburg 2008
Subjects:
Parallel programming
Distributed programming
Concurrent Programming
EDEN
Funktionale Programmierung
Informatik
Skeleton <Programmierung>
Implementierung
Parallelverarbeitung
Extensible languages
Applicative (functional) languages (REVISED)
Nonprocedural languages**
Object-oriented languages
Language Classifications
Design languages
Multiparadigm languages (NEW)
Microprogramming languages**
Specialized application languages
Very high-level languages
Macro and assembly languages
Data-flow languages
Concurrent, distributed, and parallel languages
Nondeterministic languages**
Constraint and logic languages (NEW)
HASKELL
Applicative (Functional) Programming
Frameworks (NEW)
Constraints (NEW)
Control structures
Language Constructs and Features (E.2)
Input/output
Patterns (NEW)
Procedures, functions, and subroutines
Coroutines
Inheritance (NEW)
Classes and objects (NEW)
Data types and structures
Modules, packages
Polymorphism (NEW)
Abstract data types
Dynamic storage management
Concurrent programming structures
Recursion
Data processing Computer science
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