Abstract
We show how task-scheduling techniques can be integrated into compilers for parallel languages. Such an integration allows to compile parallel languages without the need for explicit definition of data distributions and control-flow parallelism. Our approach is robust when libraries are used. The key technique is the use of hierarchically scheduling malleable tasks, i.e., tasks that can be executed on several processors.
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