Data stream processing via code annotations
Time-to-solution is an important metric when parallelizing existing code. The REPARA approach provides a systematic way to instantiate stream and data parallel patterns by annotating the sequential source code with C ++ 11 attributes. Annotations are automatically transformed in a target parallel co...
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description | Time-to-solution is an important metric when parallelizing existing code. The REPARA approach provides a systematic way to instantiate stream and data parallel patterns by annotating the sequential source code with
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