Abstract
This paper surveys the state-of-the-art parallel techniques for multiprocessor architectures, and studies its implication for Java programs, which are typically compiled at run-time. First, this paper overviews basic techniques of program parallelization in traditional static compilers, followed by a survey of successful parallelizing compilers. Then this paper introduces the latest research topics in this area, particularly focusing on the efforts of combining parallelizing techniques with Java virtual machines, including parallel compilation and parallel real-time garbage collection. Finally, this paper summaries the opportunities and challenges of parallelizing Java computing on multicore platforms.
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