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Paper Details%T General purpose parallel computers: a standard architecture with a standard programming interface %A Geoff Barrett, Eric Barton, Trevor Carden, Dominique Duval, Denis A. Nicole %E Alastair R. Allen %B Proceedings of WoTUG\-15: Transputer Systems \- ongoing Research %X Recent developments in the area of high performance computing are pointing the way to a standard architecture for parallel computers. This architecture contains a number of medium\-cost processing elements which communicate with each other through a high\-bandwidth, low\-latency interconnect. The design of the interconnect eliminates the concerns of "locality" which are current in the programming of present\-day machines. This "flat" topology and common architectural model lead to increased opportunities for establishing portable software for high performance computing. The Esprit GP\-MIMD project has exploited these opportunities by developing the architectural model and denning a programming interface for software which runs efficiently on machines with a range of processing power. |
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