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SUMMARY:Taskflow-San: Sanitizing Erroneous Control Flow in Taskflow Progra
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DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nTaskflow-San: Sanitizing Erroneous Control Flow in
  Taskflow Programs\n\nMajors, Mower, Huang\n\nTaskflow is a general-purpos
 e parallel and heterogeneous task graph programming system that enables in
 -graph control flow to express end-to-end parallelism. By integrating cont
 rol-flow decisions into condition tasks, developers can efficiently overla
 p CPU-GPU dependent tasks both inside and outside control flow, largely en
 hancing the capability of task graph parallelism. Condition tasks are powe
 rful but also prone to mistake. For large task graphs, users can easily en
 counter erroneous control-flow tasks that cannot be correctly scheduled by
  the Taskflow runtime. To overcome this challenge, this paper introduces a
  new instrumentation module, Taskflow-San, to assist users to detect erron
 eous control-flow tasks in Taskflow graphs.\n\nTag: Architectures, Big Dat
 a, Cloud and Distributed Computing, Extreme Scale Computing, Heterogeneous
  Systems, Parallel Programming Languages and Models, Parallel Programming 
 Systems, Quantum Computing, Scientific Computing, System Software and Runt
 ime Systems\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop Reg Pass
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