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Two Roads to Parallelism: From Serial Code to Programming with STAPL
Parallel computers have come of age and need parallel software to justify their usefulness. There are two major avenues to get programs to run in parallel: parallelizing compilers and parallel languages and/or libraries. In this talk we present our latest results using both approaches and draw some conclusions about their relative effectiveness and potential.