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Taxonomy for Visual Parallel Programming Languages
P. A. Lee, J. Webber
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Visual notations for constructing parallel programs have a number of potential advantages over traditional text-based forms, and several visual parallel programming languages have been proposed. This paper explores the design space for such visual languages, and presents a taxonomy that captures the salient underlying characteristics, with exemplification from a number of existing systems.
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Lee, P. A., & Webber, J. (2007). Taxonomy for Visual Parallel Programming Languages.
Lee, P. A., and J. Webber. “Taxonomy for Visual Parallel Programming Languages.” 2007.
Lee, P. A., and J. Webber. 2007. “Taxonomy for Visual Parallel Programming Languages.”
Lee, P.A. and Webber, J. (2007) ‘Taxonomy for Visual Parallel Programming Languages’.
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