MELDing Multiple Granularities of Parallelism

Gail E. Kaiser, Steven S. Popovich, Wenwey Hseush, Shyhtsun Felix Wu · European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming · 1989

We are developing an experimental programming language, MELD, that supports a range of concurrent styles by supporting multiple programming paradigms at multiple levels of granularity. MELD integrates three granularities of parallelism: macro dataflow among statements within a method or among methods for fine grain concurrency, synchronous or asynchronous message passing among local or remote objects for medium grain concurrency, and transactions for large grain concurrency among users.

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