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S. Hinrichs and T. Gross, "Utilizing New Communication Features in
Compilation for Private-Memory Machines", Fifth Annual Workshop on
Languages and Compilers for Parallel Computing, New Haven,
Connecticut, Aug 1992.  To appear in Springer Lecture Notes on
Computer Science, 1994.

Abstract: The communication system of some 3rd generation
private-memory machines provides long-lived connections (which reserve
communication resources like buffers between nodes) as well as direct
access by the computation unit(s) of the node to the communication
system.  These features allow a compiler to find innovative solutions
when compiling data-parallel programs for a private-memory machine.
In this paper, we discuss some optimizations that can be included in a
compiler for the iWarp system, an example private-memory parallel
system with a novel communication architecture.