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CMU task parallel program suite Update Link / Bad Link? 
5 programs from the domains of scientific, signal, and image processing: 1D fast Fourier transform: Transforms a sequence of complex vectors to frequency domain. 2D fast Fourier transform: Transforms a sequence of complex images to frequency domain. Narrowband tracking radar: Identifies targets from a sequence of synthetic radar returns. Multibaseline stereo imaging: Captures depth information from a sequence of image triplets. Airshed simulation: Models the formation and dispersal of atmospheric pollutants. David R. O'Hallaron, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University.
Submitted: Feb 29, 2000
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Task Parallelism and Fortran Update Link / Bad Link? 
The task parallelism group at Argonne National Laboratory investigates applications, language constructs, compilation, and runtime system issues associated with the use of task parallelism, and mixed task/data parallelism. Much of this work is performed in the context of Fortran, but many of the techniques apply equally to other languages.
Submitted: Mar 25, 2000
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This is a runtime system library for implementing regular-grid models with nesting on distributed memory parallel computers. RSL provides support for automatically decomposing multiple model domains and for redistributing work between processors at run time for dynamic load balancing. The interface to RSL supports Fortran77 and Fortran90. RSL has been used to parallelize the NCAR/Penn State Mesoscale Model.
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