Welcome to the VMS (old version of Proto-Runtime) home page

<VMS was the original implementation of proto-runtime, this page is deprecated, but kept for legacy reasons>

proto-runtime Updated home page

Welcome to the Proto-Runtime home page

• Languages built using the VMS version of proto-runtime
• papers related to proto-runtime

Welcome to the VMS Proto-Runtime Approach

• Languages built using VMS

• papers related to VMS

• papers related to VMS
• code

Welcome to VMS

Papers can be downloaded from the papers page, and how to get code is explained on the code page. Enjoy.

Introduction and Overview

Welcome to the VMS Home Page

• for developers

VMS Introduction and Overview

VMS is an abstraction for building runtime systems for parallel languages. It's target use is being the "middleware" for a portability eco-system, and as an accelerator for exploring new parallel language constructs.

The main feature of VMS is the fast time to implement a runtime system for a parallel language, specifically synchronization constructs and scheduler. It also cleanly decomposes the software stack, isolating layers into application, language runtime, and hardware abstraction.

As middleware, the project has several simultaneous goals:

• to speedup creation of runtimes
• to reduce runtime overhead to a minimum
• to support portability patterns
• to encourage languages to share schedulers among them
• to make domain specific languages more practical
• to organize portability-related interactions among hardware suppliers, language creators, and application developers
• and to make language exploration easier and faster.

Papers can be downloaded from the Papers page, and getting code is explained on the sample code page. Enjoy.

• introduction
• VMS related papers

• for developers

• for developers

• sample code
• contributors
• introduction
• VMS related papers
• getting VMS code?

Welcome to the VMS Wiki Home Page

Welcome to the VMS Wiki Home Page