In this paper we describe the tool-supported specification and implementation of a multimedia communication protocol on parallel hardware. MCAM is an application layer protocol for movie control, access and management. We specify the full MCAM protocol together with ISO presentation and session layers in Estelle. Using a code generator, we derive parallel C++ code from the specification. The code is compiled and executed on a multiprocessor system under OSF/1 and on UNIX workstations. Measurements show the performance speedup gained by several different configurations of parallel units. We also report on experiences with our methodology
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The days of film are waning as digital cameras and digital video cameras are becoming commonplace. U...
This paper surveys parallelism in communication subsystems. Amodel that describes parallelism in ter...
As network speeds increase, a major concern regarding communication protocols is their limited thr...
In this paper we describe the tool-supported specification and implementation of a multimedia commun...
Most of the recent work on distributed multimedia systems has concentrated on the transmission, sync...
We describe a system for storing, transmitting and presenting digital movies in a computer network. ...
Typical color video adapters of today's PCs and workstationsuse 8 bits per pixel as an index into th...
The Multi-Level Computing Architecture (MLCA) is a novel parallel System-on-a-Chip architecture targ...
Efficient implementation of communication software is of crucial importance for high-speed networks....
Multi-processor systems have appeared as a promising alternative to face the difficulties of creatin...
Abstract: Advances in networking and storage technolo-gie.; have made it possible to build multimedi...
International audienceStreaming applications, such as packet switching or video and multimedia proce...
A new methodology to increase the utility of the Massively Parallel Processor (MPP) was developed, a...
In this paper we describe on-going work in protocol support for distributed multimedia applications....
20 pagesDistributed multimedia applications combine the advantage of distributed computi...
The days of film are waning as digital cameras and digital video cameras are becoming commonplace. U...
This paper surveys parallelism in communication subsystems. Amodel that describes parallelism in ter...
As network speeds increase, a major concern regarding communication protocols is their limited thr...
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