Titanium Language Reference Manual (Version 2.20)
Dan Bonachea, Kaushik Datta, David E. Gay, Susan Lochrie Graham, Amir Kamil, Ben Liblit, Geoff Pike, Jimmy Li-Shin Su, Katherine Yelick, Paul N. Hilfinger · Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory · 2006
The Titanium language is a Java dialect for high-performance parallel scientific computing. Titanium’s differences from Java include multi-dimensional arrays, an explicitly parallel SPMD model of computation with a global address space, a form of value class, and zone-based memory management. This reference manual describes the differences between Titanium and Java.