Cluster-M parallel programming model
Mary Mehrnoosh Eshaghian‐Wilner · 2003
Present a novel parallel programming model called Cluster-M. This model provides an environment for efficiently designing highly parallel machine independent software. Cluster-M is a generic model consisting of a collection of clusters such that each cluster represents a set of processors having similar level of interconnectivity. For every multiprocessor architecture there exists a Cluster-M representation. This leads to a mapping mechanism which allows a single software to be ported among various parallel computing systems.>