Abstract
Today, parallel programming is typically based on low-level frameworks such as MPI, OpenMP, and CUDA. Developing software on this level of abstraction is tedious, error-prone, and restricted to a specific hardware platform. Parallel programming can be considerably simplified but introducing more structure. Thus, we suggest providing predefined typical parallel-programming patterns. The user has to structure a parallel program clearly by composing these patterns in an easy way without having to know, how these patterns have been efficiently implemented in parallel on top of low-level frameworks. In this paper, we present the Muenster skeleton library (Muesli), which provides such a system of parallel programming patterns and hence enables structured parallel programming.
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