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Describes a comparison between two models for the parallel evaluation of functional languages: the well-known 'graph reduction model' and the model we have ...
This paper describes a comparison between two models for parallel evaluation of functional languuges : the well- known gruph reduction model und the model ...
A comparison between the graph reduction model and an original parallel evaluation scheme for functional languages ; Q1. Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).
developing fast implementations of lazy functional languages, based on graph reduction, ... graph reduction in a common graph - this is the shared memory model.
A comparison between the graph reduction model and an original parallel evaluation scheme for functional languages pp. 124,125,126,127,128,129,130. Mesh ...
Graph reduction is a particularly attractive execution model for parallel systems, for the following reasons. There is no sequential concept of 'program counter ...
Graph reduction is now considered as an important com- puting model for direct evaluation of functional language programs. [6]. The basis of graph reduction is ...
Comparisons thus far have been based on implementations that do not necessarily represent the best mapping of graph reduction onto conventional hardware. 2.1.3.
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This book illustrates the techniques of functional programming in Miranda and Clean, and focuses on the computational model of Graph Rewriting Systems for both ...
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Parallel graph reduction is an attractive implementation for functional programming languages because of its simplicity and inherently distributed nature.