

paraML

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List of contents

Overview
The main objectives of the project are:
- The design of clean extensions to the language ML for coarse grain concurrency
on distributed memory multicomputers.
- Theoretical specification of these extensions.
- The actual implementation of paraML on the AP1000; preferably using MPI as
the communication substrate.
- Performance measurement and enhancement of the paraML system.
- The methodology of using paraML for building other parallel programming systems
and for general applications.

Researchers
The project researchers are:

Publications
The following publications are stored in Postscript that has been
compressed with gzip. If you have troubles printing them out, let me
know and I'll do my best to get you something that works.
conference publications
- Peter Bailey,
Towards a formal semantics for paraML,
in Proceedings of CATS'96 (Computing: The Australasian
Theory Symposium), Melbourne, Australia, (January 29-30 1996).
- Peter Bailey, Malcolm Newey, David Sitsky & Robin Stanton,
Supporting Coarse and Fine Grain Parallelism in an Extension of ML,
in Proceedings of CONPAR'94 - VAPP VII), LNCS 854, pp. 693-604,
Linz, Austria, (September 1994).
- Peter Bailey and Malcolm Newey,
An Extension of ML for Distributed Memory Multicomputers,
in Proceedings of the Sixteenth Australian Computer Science Conference,
pp. 387-396,
Brisbane, Australia, (January 1993).
- Peter Bailey and Malcolm Newey,
Implementing ML on Distributed Memory Multicomputers,
ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 28, (1), pp. 59-63,
(January 1993).
- Peter Bailey and Malcolm Newey,
Implementing ML on the Fujitsu AP1000,
in Proceedings of the ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on ML and its Applications,
pp. 163-168, (June 1992).
programming manual
- Peter Bailey,
paraML Programming Manual,
(January 1994).

Entries in the Annual Reports
There are short descriptive entries in the Annual Reports of the
CAP Research Program for
1992,
1993,
1994, and
1995.

Last Updated 13 December 1995, Peter.Bailey@cs.anu.edu.au