Parallel Programming and Compilers

The book delves into the evolution of parallel programming and compilers, highlighting the transition from vector architectures to parallel computing in response to rising computational demands. It emphasizes the challenges of harnessing the full performance potential of parallel machines, which often remains largely theoretical. Organized into three parts, it covers program transformations and parallelizing compilers, practical scheduling techniques for parallel machines, and advanced topics, assuming readers have a foundational understanding of parallel processing.