'Sequential program' presentation slideshows

Multithreaded Programming

Multithreaded Programming. ECEN5043 Software Engineering of Multiprogram Systems University of Colorado Lectures 5 & 6. The Essence of Multiple Threads. Two or more processes that work together to perform a task Each process is a sequential program One thread of control per process

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Chapter 11: Design Technology

Chapter 11: Design Technology. Outline. Automation: synthesis Verification: hardware/software co-simulation Reuse: intellectual property cores Design process models. Introduction. Design task Define system functionality Convert functionality to physical implementation while

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Sequential vs. Event-driven Programming

Sequential vs. Event-driven Programming. Reacting to the user. Outline. Sequential programming Event-driven programming Modes. Sequential Programming. In sequential programs, the program is under control The user is required to synchronize with the program:

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Comp 422: Parallel Programming

Comp 422: Parallel Programming. Lecture 10: Message Passing (MPI) Task Parallelism. PIPE: Sequential Program. for( i=0; i<num_pic, read(in_pic); i++ ) { int_pic_1[i] = trans1( in_pic ); int_pic_2[i] = trans2( int_pic_1[i] ); int_pic_3[i] = trans3( int_pic_2[i] );

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Reducing Context-bounded Concurrent Reachability to Sequential Reachability

Reducing Context-bounded Concurrent Reachability to Sequential Reachability. Gennaro Parlato University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Salvatore La Torre (U. Salerno, Italy) P. Madhusudan (U . Illinois U.-C., U.S.A.). What is this talk about?.

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Reducing Context-bounded Concurrent Reachability to Sequential Reachability

Reducing Context-bounded Concurrent Reachability to Sequential Reachability. Gennaro Parlato University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Salvatore La Torre (U. Salerno, Italy) P. Madhusudan (U . Illinois U.-C., U.S.A.). What is this talk about?.

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Perkins 101 Dale Gruis, Consultant Iowa Dept. of Education dale.gruis@iowa 515-281-4712

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KISS: Keep It Simple and Sequential

KISS: Keep It Simple and Sequential. Guy Martin, OSLab , GNU09. Agenda. Background KISS, Keep It Simple and Sequential An Overview Instrumentation Procedure The Architecture Abstract SLAM, an overview A Parallel Language for KISS KISS, Program Transformation Race Detection

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Topic 4: Structural and Object Oriented Programming

Topic 4: Structural and Object Oriented Programming. Visual Programming. Learning outcomes. By the end of this topic, you should be able to: 1. Differentiate between structural and object oriented programming; and 2. Explain the components of object oriented programming.

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5-High-Performance Embedded Systems using Concurrent Process (cont.)

5-High-Performance Embedded Systems using Concurrent Process (cont.). Outline. Models vs. Languages State Machine Model FSM/FSMD HCFSM and Statecharts Language Program-State Machine (PSM) Model Altera Nios II concurrent processors Concurrent Process Model Communication Synchronization

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