PARLE '94 Parallel Architectures and Languages Europe: 6th International PARLE Conference, Athens, Greece, July 4 - 8, 1994. Proceedings [Paperback]

This volume presents the proceedings of the 5th International Conference Parallel Architectures and Languages Europe (PARLE '94), held in Athens, Greece in July 1994. PARLE is the main Europe-based event on parallel processing. Parallel processing is now well established within the high-performance computing technology and of stategic importance not only to the computer industry, but also for a wide range of applications affecting the whole economy. The 60 full papers and 24 poster presentations accepted for this proceedings were selected from some 200 submissions by the international program committee; they cover the whole field and give a timely state-of-the-art report on research and advanced applications in parallel computing.Improved probabilistic routing on generalized hypercubes.- Efficient data communication in Incomplete Hypercube.- Efficient communication in the folded Petersen interconnection networks.- Compiling rewriting onto SIMD and MIMD/SIMD machines.- A compilation technique for varying communication cost NUMA architectures.- A data partitioning algorithm for distributed memory compilation.- Towards a high precision massively parallel computer.- On the testability of purely recursive digital filters.- Voting on synchronous communications.- Protocol validation: A parallel technique to reduce the reachability tree.- Optimal parallel execution of complete binary trees and grids into most popular interconnection networks.- Time-optimal nearest-neighbor computations on enhanced meshes.- Simulation of PRAM models on meshes.- On the multisearching problem for hypercubes.- Code Liberation  A tool for refitting code to a parallel environment.- High-level visualisation of parallel logic program execution.- Next-generation parallel performance visualization: A prototyping environment for visualization development.- A formal approach to modeling expected behavior in parallel program visualizations.- An improvement in the size-depth tradeoff for strictly non-bll³»