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Global-Address Networking (GASNet-1) Library

Bonachea, Dan·Hargrove, Paul·Bell, Christian·Nishtala, Rajesh·Welcome, Michael·Ibrahim, Khaled·Blagojevic, Flip·Duell, Jason·Zheng, Yili·Husbands, Parry·Hoffman, Eric·Tu, Wei·Luo, Miao·Stewart, Larry·Friedley, Andrew·Mikheev, Alex·Paulson, Erick·Potade, Nikhil·Kliteynik, Yevgeny·Petrov, Valentin·Barrett, BrianW·Cabral, Matias·Sur, Sayantan
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GASNet is a language-independent, networking middleware layer that provides network-independent, high-performance communication primitives including Remote Memory Access (RMA) and Active Messages (AM). It has been used to implement parallel programming models and libraries such as UPC, Co-Array Fortran, Titanium, Legion, Chapel, and many others. The interface is primarily intended as a compilation target and for use by runtime library writers (as opposed to end users), and the primary goals are high performance, interface portability, and expressiveness. GASNet stands for "Global-Address Space Networking".

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Bonachea, Dan, Hargrove, Paul, Bell, Christian, Nishtala, Rajesh, Welcome, Michael, Ibrahim, Khaled, Blagojevic, Flip, Duell, Jason, Zheng, Yili, Husbands, Parry, Hoffman, Eric, Tu, Wei, Luo, Miao, Stewart, Larry, Friedley, Andrew, Mikheev, Alex, Paulson, Erick, Potade, Nikhil, Kliteynik, Yevgeny, Petrov, Valentin, Barrett, BrianW, Cabral, Matias, Sur, Sayantan. 2018-07-20. Global-Address Networking (GASNet-1) Library. https://doi.org/10.11578/dc.20180905.1

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