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SUMMARY:The OpenMP Common Core: A Hands-On Introduction: Part 1
DESCRIPTION:Tutorial\n\nThe OpenMP Common Core: A Hands-On Introduction: P
 art 1\n\nMattson, He, Koniges, Eder\n\nOpenMP is the de facto standard for
  parallel applications on shared memory computers.  Born in 1997, it runs 
 on just about every shared memory parallel platform available.  It’s also 
 very complicated. We created OpenMP to be the “simple API” for application
  programmers, however, with a specification of ~400 pages, OpenMP has grow
 n into an intimidating API viewed by many as “for experts only”.\n\nMost O
 penMP programmers use only around 21 items from the specification.  We cal
 l these the “OpenMP Common Core”.   By focusing on the common core, we mak
 e OpenMP what it was always meant to be: a simple API for parallel applica
 tion programmers.\n\nIn this hands-on tutorial, students use active learni
 ng through a carefully selected set of exercises, to master the Common Cor
 e and learn to apply it to their own problems. Students can use their own 
 systems although we will provide remote systems access that supports OpenM
 P.\n\nTag: Introductory, OpenMP, Parallel Programming Languages, Libraries
 , and Models, Task-based programming\n\nRegistration Category: Tutorial Re
 g Pass
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