Evaluating the XMT Parallel Programming Model. D. Naishlos, J. Nuzman, C-W. Tseng, and U. Vishkin. Towards a First Vertical Prototyping of an Extremely Fine-Grained Parallel Programming Approach. Invited to the Special Issue for SPAA01 Below please find supplemental information to these publications. Code and Analysis for Selected Problems Brief Introduction.
Reproducibility is a defining attribute of empirical research.
A very high-level description of several algorithms appears in the paper. The following four documents provide raw data that, with the addition of minimal analysis of algorithm execution, should enable reproduction of the numerical results reported in the paper. We are working on technical reports which will include this added analysis. The TRs will improve the readability of this raw data, providing a detailed high level description of the algorithms, and will review the programming techniques used. The technical reports will present algorithm and code design decisions and optimizations made, comparing them with other alternatives.