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X10 Dead

X10
KindProgramming language
Appeared2004
Ended2017
StatusDead
CreatorIBM Research
FamilyIndependent
Sourceen.wikipedia.org ↗

IBM's partitioned-global-address-space language for supercomputing — asyncs and places as primitives; folded with the HPCS program.

IBM's X10 (2004) — the DARPA HPCS language — was 'Java for supercomputers': partitioned global address space, async/finish parallelism, and places as the memory model.\n\nThe HPCS program ended; it is the road not taken for high-productivity HPC.

Sources

  1. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X10_(programming_language)