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SUMMARY:PPP: Sharing the Pain of Parallel Programming
DESCRIPTION:Tom Vander Aa (ExaScience Lab at Imec); Antonio Peña (Barcelon
 a Supercomputing Center (BSC); Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC),
  Spain); Robert Lucas (ANSYS); and Roel Wuyts (Interuniversity Microelectr
 onics Centre (IMEC), Belgium; KU Leuven, Belgium)\n\nWriting good parallel
  programs is painful. Very painful. \n\nThis is because high-performance c
 ompute systems have evolved from simple single-core machines, strung toget
 her with Ethernet, into multi-core, multi-accelerator, multi-level monster
 s. As a consequence, programming such systems means dealing with synchroni
 zation and communication overhead, load imbalance, a multitude of programm
 ing models and languages.\n\nIn this BoF we bring together application peo
 ple to share their pain in programming parallel systems, with people worki
 ng on programming frameworks and models. We hope this can lead to insights
  and solutions to alleviate the pain.\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Progr
 am Reg Pass, Exhibits Reg Pass\n\n
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