UK Parallel 96: Proceedings of the BCS PPSG Annual Conference, 35 July 1996 [Paperback]

Parallel processing is a key topic which is becoming more important as the technology becomes more widespread. UK Parallel '96 - Proceedings of the BCS PPSG Annual Group is the publication of the academic programme from the first in an annual series of national conferences covering the broad area of parallel and distributed computing. It was coordinated by the BCS Parallel Processing Specialist Group and provided a focus for both research and industrial presentations. This first conference was held at the University of Surrey in July 1996, and contains work from a number of universities within the UK. The scope of the proceedings illustrates the breadth of the work being undertaken in the UK and includes a variety of papers covering a number of important areas, including: compiler development for both data-parallel and message passing languages and the development of application specific software.Simulation Modelling of Parallel Systems in the EDPEPPS Project.- On Potential Software Support for a Three-Phase Development Process for Parallel Large-Scale Applications.- Achieving Scalability, Portability and Efficiency in a High-Level Programming Model for Parallel Architectures.- A FORTRAN 90 to F-Code Compiler.- A Strict occam Design Tool.- CSP / Occam on Networks of Workstations.- Model Generation Using Genetic Programming.- A Comparison of Developing Codes for Distributed and Parallel Architectures.- Capturing Branch-and-Bound using Shared Abstract Data-types.- Some Geographical Applications of Genetic Programming on the Cray T3D Supercomputer.- Parallel Genetic Programming.- Designing and Instrumenting a Software Template for Embedded Parallel Systems.- Dynamic Data Management for Parallel Volume Visualisation.- A Case Study in Pipeline Processor Farming: Parallelising the H.263 Encoder.Springer Book ArchivesGPSR ComplianceThe European Union's (EU) General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) is a set of rules that requires consumer products to be sl£”