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Parallel Processing Techniques

Parallel Processing Techniques

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Publication date September 2013

In this chapter, we will introduce parallel processing techniques including OpenMP, MPI (message processing interface), and their combination with SSE. Today, most computers are designed based on single instruction multiple data (SIMD).

Chapter Contents:

  • 4.1 Single Instruction Single Data
  • 4.2 Single Instruction Multiple Data
  • 4.3 OpenMP
  • 4.4 MPI
  • 4.5 Three-Level Parallel Architecture
  • References

Inspec keywords: message passing; parallel processing; application program interfaces

Other keywords: parallel processing; SSE; single instruction multiple data; MPI; OpenMP; message processing interface; SIMD

Subjects: General utility programs; Parallel software

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