Relative debugging for data-parallel programs: A ZPL case study
G Watson, D Abramson - IEEE Concurrency, 2000 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
IEEE Concurrency, 2000•ieeexplore.ieee.org
Relative debugging is a powerful paradigm that lets us locate errors in programs that result
from porting or rewriting code. The authors describe their experience using relative
debugging to compare a program written in a sequential language with one that was ported
to the data-parallel language ZPL.
from porting or rewriting code. The authors describe their experience using relative
debugging to compare a program written in a sequential language with one that was ported
to the data-parallel language ZPL.
Relative debugging is a powerful paradigm that lets us locate errors in programs that result from porting or rewriting code. The authors describe their experience using relative debugging to compare a program written in a sequential language with one that was ported to the data-parallel language ZPL.
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