Abstract. Reactivity to I/O events is a crucial factor for the perfor-mance of modern multithreaded distributed systems. In our scheduler-centric approach, an application detects I/O events by requesting a ser-vice from a detection server, through a simple, uniform API. We show that a good choice for this detection server is the thread scheduler. This approach simplifies application programming, significantly improves per-formance, and provides a much tighter control on reactivity.
Reactive applications demand for detecting the changes that occur in a domain of interest and for ti...
The reactive programming model is largely different to what we're used to as we don't have a full co...
Distributed applications are becoming increasingly pervasive, and difficult to manage. Examples of ...
Reactivity to I/O events is a crucial factor for the performance of modern multithreaded distributed...
Abstract. In this paper, we present a sophisticated mechanism that allows an ap-plication to tightly...
SMP machines are frequently used to perform heavily parallel computations. The multithreading paradi...
The execution of an application written in a reactive language involves transfer of data and control...
Object-oriented, concurrent, and event-based programming models provide a natural framework in which...
Thus far, we’ve written about concurrency as if the only way to build concurrent applications is to ...
Thus far, we’ve written about concurrency as if the only way to build concurrent applications is to ...
Events are a better means of managing I/O concurrency in server software than threads: events help a...
Response time is one of the most important factors for the overall usability of a computer system. W...
Threads play a key role in object-based middleware platforms. Implementers of such platforms can sel...
Scalable multithreading poses challenges to I/O, and the performance of a thread-safe I/O strategy m...
Reactive applications demand for detecting the changes that occur in a domain of interest and for ti...
The reactive programming model is largely different to what we're used to as we don't have a full co...
Distributed applications are becoming increasingly pervasive, and difficult to manage. Examples of ...
Reactivity to I/O events is a crucial factor for the performance of modern multithreaded distributed...
Abstract. In this paper, we present a sophisticated mechanism that allows an ap-plication to tightly...
SMP machines are frequently used to perform heavily parallel computations. The multithreading paradi...
The execution of an application written in a reactive language involves transfer of data and control...
Object-oriented, concurrent, and event-based programming models provide a natural framework in which...
Thus far, we’ve written about concurrency as if the only way to build concurrent applications is to ...
Thus far, we’ve written about concurrency as if the only way to build concurrent applications is to ...
Events are a better means of managing I/O concurrency in server software than threads: events help a...
Response time is one of the most important factors for the overall usability of a computer system. W...
Threads play a key role in object-based middleware platforms. Implementers of such platforms can sel...
Scalable multithreading poses challenges to I/O, and the performance of a thread-safe I/O strategy m...
Reactive applications demand for detecting the changes that occur in a domain of interest and for ti...
The reactive programming model is largely different to what we're used to as we don't have a full co...
Distributed applications are becoming increasingly pervasive, and difficult to manage. Examples of ...