Changes between Version 35 and Version 36 of Orio

Timestamp:

06/11/08 21:30:27 (15 years ago)

Author:

hartono

Comment:

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Orio

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 As previously discussed , Orio has two main functions: a ''source-to-source transformation tool'' and an ''automatic performance tuning tool''. In the following subsections, simple examples are provided to offer users the quickest way to begin using Orio. But first, a brief introduction to the annotation language syntax is presented next.
 
-=== Annotation Syntax ===
+=== Annotation Language Syntax ===
 
 Orio annotation is denoted as a stylized C/C++ comment that starts with '`/*@`' and ends with `@*/`. For instance, the annotation `/*@ end @*/` is used to indicate the end of an annotated code region. The following simple grammar illustrates the fundamental structure of Orio annotations.
@@ -145 +145 @@
 === Using Orio as an Automatic Performance Tool ===
 
+''Under construction''
 
-== Documentations ==
+== Developer Guide ==
 
- 1. [wiki:Orio/CodeTransform Source-to-Source Transformation]
- 1. [wiki:Orio/PerfTuner Empirical Performance Tuning]
- 1. [wiki:Orio/ExtendOrio Extending Orio]
- 1. [wiki:Orio/PerfStudy Performance Study]
+''Under construction''
 
 == Papers ==
@@ -157 +155 @@
  * Boyana Norris, Albert Hartono, and William Gropp. "Annotations for Productivity and Performance Portability," in ''Petascale Computing: Algorithms and Applications''. Computational Science. Chapman & Hall / CRC Press, Taylor and Francis Group, 2007. Preprint ANL/MCS-P1392-0107. ([http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/~norris/new/all_bib.html#Norris:2007 bib], [http://www.mcs.anl.gov/uploads/mcs/papers/2007/P1392.pdf pdf])
  
+== Old Documentations (To be Removed) ==
+
+ 1. [wiki:Orio/PerfStudy Performance Study]