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Simulating Applicative Architectures on the Connection Machine

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Author(s)
Kuszmaul, Bradley C.
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Dennis, Jack B.
Date Issued
June 1986
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MIT-LCS-TR-362
Abstract
The Connection Machine (CM) is a highly parallel single instruction multiple data (SIMD) computer, which has been described as "a huge piece of hardware looking for a programming methodology.' Applicative languages, on the other hand, can be described as a programming methodology looking for a parallel computing engine.
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