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Papilio: A Visual Environment for Multi-SIMD Programming

Abstract This paper presents PAPILIO, a graphical programming environment developed for a massively-parallel pyramidal machine, characterised by a strong emphasis on nonverbal, bi-directional communication with the user and on the cooperation of simple, focused tools. PAPILIO presents a natural solution to handle the placement of concurrent parts of a program, while its application debugging places a strong emphasis on the visualisation of machine status using a variety of modalities. The uncommon target-architecture allowed us to take an unconventional approach by proposing highly tailored environments for the rapidly evolving field of parallel software programming and debugging.