Abstract
The searching power of massively parallel associative computers is an under used and under investigated capability that can be used to facilitate software development. This paper describes the development of a context sensitive compiler for pattern-matching languages using that searching power. The described compiler was implemented on the STARAN parallel computer and the compiled OPS5 programs were also executed on the STARAN obtaining an estimated throughput of 6000 rules per second. The described compilation of production rules into equivalent procedural rules is completely data parallel, with the degree of parallelism depending on the number of tokens in the program being compiled. During any one step of the context-sensitive analysis, the entire program is processed in constant time.
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