What is an uniform programming model ?

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What is a uniform programming model
Please explain it with examples....!

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Akiii

Posted 8-Apr-11 19:45pm

Akiii123

Updated 8-Apr-11 20:03pm

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Henry Minute · Answer 1 · 2011-04-08T20:05:00

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You're not going to believe this but I got over 27,000,000 hits for an internet search on this topic. I'm sure that if you tried it you would find something that you will understand.

Posted 8-Apr-11 20:05pm

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walterhevedeich 9-Apr-11 2:09am

voted 5. Its the right thing to do.

Akiii123 9-Apr-11 2:36am

i gave a try before posting the topic but didn't find any visual representation with good explanation....

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Apr-11 22:55pm

Sorry, Henry, but I tried to check up. I did not really find any explanation of this term. I suspect such term does not exist as a well-defined notion. All you hits mean nothing. First, you need take these three words in quotation. You will find "The benefit of X is uniform programming model" but how about definition of it. I did not find anything. If you did, would be interested to see just one reference.
--SA

Henry Minute 9-Apr-11 23:26pm

If the OP had stated in their question that they had searched but found nothing valid, I would not have made the answer that I did. When I got such a large result set I did not even look at any of them.

However, anything to please you. :)

From near the top of the first page (I didn't look any further) -->http://www.computer.org/portal/web/csdl/doi/10.1109/FCCM.2006.40<--.

Of course how valid that is and how relevant to the OPs requirements I do not know.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Apr-11 21:01pm

Henry, I hate to show lack of satisfaction, but this article is one of those I consider not answering the Question: 1) there is only the abstract; 2) I'm not sure "uniform programming model" is explained in this article; which only shows how to "enable" it.

Something tells me that this is not a strict term in any sense but simply the expression which is supposed to be understood as self-describing.

Thank you.
--SA

Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2011-04-08T20:08:00

Solution 2

Search on the internet. Give it a try at least.

Posted 8-Apr-11 20:08pm

Abhinav S

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walterhevedeich 9-Apr-11 2:09am

Good advice. Its actually the right thing to do. voted 5.

Abhinav S 9-Apr-11 6:27am

Thank you.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Apr-11 22:55pm

Abhinav, I tried -- nothing certain. Same question to you as to Henry (please see my comment to his Answer).
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Apr-11 21:02pm

See my continued discussion with Henry; it still confirms my idea.
--SA