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Parallel programming.
We are relearning today what IBM and others knew 20 years ago. How to program in parallel. They had languages such
as parallel Fortran to help them ease the stress of creating programs to utilize all of the available processors. Today
it is hard to find common compilers that support such constructs. IBM has great research journals available online that are well worth the look.
Here is an article that briefly explains what compilers can do to hide parallelism, but goes into far more depth on the way the language
is used to exploit parallelism: parallel Fortran.
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February 07, 2006
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