Titlebook: Input/Output in Parallel and Distributed Computer Systems; Ravi Jain,John Werth,James C. Browne Book 1996 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996

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An Introduction to Parallel I/O Models and Algorithmshan in-memory variants and have much better performance than single-device variants. However, they are not commonly used—partly because the understanding of them is not widespread. Yet such algorithms ought to be growing in importance because they address the needs of users with ever-growing problem

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Issues in Compiling I/O Intensive Problemscomputers truly usable. Many users see parallelism in I/O as the best way to improve the I/O performance. Recent surveys [12] of I/O needs of parallel applications have determined that their I/O requirements fall into following categories: (1) Initial/intermediate/final I/O, (2) Out-of-core Computat

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Introduction to Multiprocessor I/O Architectureconnection technology. I/O performance thus becomes ever more critical, to avoid becoming the bottleneck of system performance. In this paper we provide an introduction to I/O architectural issues in multiprocessors, with a focus on disk subsystems. While we discuss examples from actual architecture

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Runtime Support for Out-of-Core Parallel Programscribe a runtime method for accessing sections of out-of-core arrays efficiently. This method, called the ., uses collective I/O in which processors cooperate to read/write out-of-core data in an efficient manner. The I/O workload is divided among processors dynamically, depending on the access reque