GrPPI
0.3.1
Generic and Reusable Parallel Pattern Interface
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GrPPI is an open source generic and reusable parallel pattern programming interface developed at University Carlos III of Madrid. Basically, GrPPI accommodates a layer between developers and existing parallel programming frameworks targeted to multi-core processors, such as ISO C++ Threads, OpenMP , Intel TBB, and FastFlow. To achieve this goal, the interface leverages modern C++ features, meta-programming concepts, and generic programming to act as switch between those frameworks.
Furthermore, its compact design facilitates the development of parallel applications, hiding away the complexity behind the use of concurrency mechanisms. The parallel patterns supported by GrPPI are targeted for both stream processing and data-intensive applications and can be composed among them to match more complex constructions. In a nutshell, GrPPI advocates for a usable, simple, generic, and high-level parallel pattern interface, allowing users to implement parallel applications without having a deep understanding of today's parallel programming frameworks and third-party interfaces.
Currently, GrPPI supports the following patterns:
Additionally, streaming patterns allow the use of multi-context execution, aiming to allow the combination of multiple back-ends for the execution of a single pipeline.
See the install and compile notes.
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The GrPPI library has been partially supported by: