Abstract
This work aims at contributing with a structured parallel programming abstraction for Rust in order to provide ready-to-use parallel patterns that abstract low-level and architecture-dependent details from application programmers. We focus on stream processing applications running on shared-memory multi-core architectures (i.e, video processing, compression, and others). Therefore, we provide a new high-level and efficient parallel programming abstraction for expressing stream parallelism, named Rust-SSP. We also created a new stream benchmark suite for Rust that represents real-world scenarios and has different application characteristics and workloads. Our benchmark suite is an initiative to assess existing parallelism abstraction for this domain, as parallel implementations using these abstractions were provided. The results revealed that Rust-SSP achieved up to 41.1% better performance than other solutions. In terms of programmability, the results revealed that Rust-SSP requires the smallest number of extra lines of code to enable stream parallelism. • High-level programming abstraction for expressing stream parallelism in Rust. • Rust benchmark suite of stream processing application workloads. • Parallelization of the Rust stream benchmark suite using different programming abstractions. • Performance and programming abstraction analysis of the studied tools.
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