Abstract
P 3 L is a parallel coordination language which is based on the emerging research on skeletons (templates). The design of P 3 L begun in 1990, just before skeletons started to interest a large body of the parallel processing community, and after that we developed a prototype P 3 L compiler based on innovative template—based organization. During the last years we made experiments with the prototype P 3 L environment and performed a set of tests to verify different results: the suitability of P 3 L for massively parallel programming, its efficiency in generating “good” parallel code, the performance achieved with respect to traditional parallel programming languages and its portability over different parallel architectures. This paper summarizes the experience gained by our group with the “P 3 L experiment”.
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