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Line 5: Sieve is a C++ compiler that will take a section of serial code, which is annotated with sieve markers, and parallelize it automatically. The programmer wraps code they wish to parallelise inside a [[lexical scope]], which is tagged as 'sieve'. Inside this scope, referred to commonly as a 'sieve block', certain rules apply [http://www.codeplay.com/downloads_public/sievepaper-2columns-normal.pdf]: * All [[Side effect (computer science)\|side-effects]] within the sieve block are delayed until the end of the scope. * Side-effects are defined to be any modifications to data declared ~~outwith~~outside the sieve block scope. * Only functions annotated with sieve or immediate can be called.

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