Titlebook: High Performance Computing - HiPC 2000; 7th International Co Mateo Valero,Viktor K. Prasanna,Sriram Vajapeyam Conference proceedings 2000 S

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羊齒

An Efficient Run-Time Scheme for Exploiting Parallelism on Multiprocessor Systemsial program as input and automatically translate it into a parallel form. But for loops with arrays of irregular (i.e., indirectly indexed), nonlinear or dynamic access patterns, no state-of-the-art compilers can determine their parallelism at compile-time. In this paper, we propose an efficient run

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干旱

Optimal Segmented Scan and Simulation of Reconfigurable Architectures on Fixed Connection Networksx. ? b.(.) mod n, ., … , ., where ? is an associative binary operation that can be computed in constant time by a processor. This paper presents: (i) an .(log .) time optimal algorithm for the segmented scan problem on a (2.)-node toroidal X-tree, where B is the maximum distance of two successive ze

老巫婆

Reducing False Causality in Causal Message Orderingability of the “happens before” relation to model true causal relationships among events. The ineficiency of causal message ordering algorithms takes the form of additional delays in message delivery and requirements for large message buffers. This paper gives a lightweight causal message ordering a

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Working-Set Based Adaptive Protocol for Software Distributed Shared Memoryfor distributed memory hardware. The adaptive protocols of these protocols attempt to allow the system to choose between different protocols based on the access patterns it observes in an application. This paper describes several problems that deteriorate the performance of a hybrid protocol [.], an

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Evaluation of the Optimal Causal Message Ordering Algorithmtem of . processes, although the space complexity of this algorithm was shown to be O(..) integers, it was expected that the actual space overhead would be much less than ... In this paper, we determine the overhead of the optimal causal message ordering algorithm via simulation under a wide range o

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Androgen

Design, Implementation and Performance Evaluation of a High Performance CORBA Group Membership Protoership protocol enables that protocol to operate in a heterogeneous, distributed computing environment.T o evaluate the effect of CORBA on the performance of a group membership protocol, this paper provides a detailed comparison of the performance measured from three implementations of a group membe