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Evaluation of the Task Programming Model in the Parallelization of Wavefront Problems
Evaluation of the Task Programming Model in the Parallelization of Wavefront Problems,10.1109/HPCC.2010.78,Antonio J. Dios,Rafael Asenjo,Angeles G. Na
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Antonio J. Dios
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Rafael Asenjo
,
Angeles G. Navarro
,
Francisco Corbera
,
Emilio L. Zapata
This paper analyzes the applicability of the task
programming model
in the parallelization of generic wave front problems. Computations on this type of problems are characterized by a data dependency pattern across a data space, which can produce a variable number of independent tasks through the traversal of such space. Precisely, we think that it is better to formulate the parallelization of this wave front-based programs in terms of logical tasks, instead of threads for several reasons: more efficient matching of computations to available resources, faster start-up and creation task times, improved load balancing and higher level thinking. To implement the parallel wave front we have used two state-of-the art task libraries: TBB and OpenMP 3.0. In this work, we highlight the differences between both implementations, from a programmer standpoint and from the performance point of view. For it, we conduct several experiments to identify the factors that can limit the performance on each case. Besides, we present in the paper a wave front template based on tasks, template that makes easier the coding of parallel wave front codes. We have validated this template with three real dynamic programming algorithms, finding that the TBB-coded template always outperforms the OpenMP based-one.
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High Performance Computing and Communications - HPCC
, pp. 257-264, 2010
DOI:
10.1109/HPCC.2010.78
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