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The purpose of our project is the development of an optimizing FORTRAN compiler for dataflow machines. A dataflow machine is one of the ideal solutions for parallel processing. It conceals the latency of communication between processors and copes with the difficulty of dynamic factors decided during execution. At the same time, the greatest merit of FORTRAN is its widespread use in the field of scientific calculation.
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Yasue, T., Muraoka, Y. (1995). A FORTRAN Compiler and a Visual Environment of Program Development for Dataflow Machines. In: Bic, L.F., Nicolau, A., Sato, M. (eds) Parallel Language and Compiler Research in Japan. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-2269-0_7
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