Abstract. This paper presents an algorithm to implement point{to{ point causal order message delivery in distributed systems which does not force the sender to wait and which does not piggyback control information (such as timestamps) on messages. The algorithm is based on a message transmission protocol using low{level acknowledgements between FIFO bu ers. We show that on the one hand causal order can easily and e ciently be realized in that way, but that on the other hand the loss of knowledge|induced by not using dependency matrices as in previously known protocols|leads to a slight restriction with respect to the applicability of the new protocol. The advantages of our scheme, however, are obvious because it is non{blocking and the pigg...
Abstract. In cooperative systems causal ordering delivery has been used to resolve problems of coher...
Causal broadcast constitutes a fundamental communication primitive of many distributed protocols and...
AbstractWe give an operational model of causally-ordered message-passing primitives. Based on this m...
Causal message ordering is a partial ordering of messages in a distributed computing environment. It...
Causal message ordering is required for several distributed applications. In order to preserve causa...
Abstract Causally ordered message delivery is a required property for several distributed applicatio...
\Delta-causal ordering is a communication abstraction designed for distributed applications whose me...
Causal order states that for any process the order in which it is delivered messages cannot violate ...
Causal message ordering is required for several distributed applications. In order to preserve causa...
Control in distributed systems is mainly introduced to reduce non-determinism. This non-determinism ...
Delta causal ordering is a communication abstraction designed for distributed applications whose mes...
Abstract: We present a solution to guarantee scalable causal ordering through matrix clocks in Messa...
International audienceMany distributed protocols and applications rely on causal broadcast to ensure...
Causal ordering is a useful tool for mobile distributed systems (MDS) to reduce the non-determinism ...
Causal broadcast is a classical communication primitive that has been studied for more then three de...
Abstract. In cooperative systems causal ordering delivery has been used to resolve problems of coher...
Causal broadcast constitutes a fundamental communication primitive of many distributed protocols and...
AbstractWe give an operational model of causally-ordered message-passing primitives. Based on this m...
Causal message ordering is a partial ordering of messages in a distributed computing environment. It...
Causal message ordering is required for several distributed applications. In order to preserve causa...
Abstract Causally ordered message delivery is a required property for several distributed applicatio...
\Delta-causal ordering is a communication abstraction designed for distributed applications whose me...
Causal order states that for any process the order in which it is delivered messages cannot violate ...
Causal message ordering is required for several distributed applications. In order to preserve causa...
Control in distributed systems is mainly introduced to reduce non-determinism. This non-determinism ...
Delta causal ordering is a communication abstraction designed for distributed applications whose mes...
Abstract: We present a solution to guarantee scalable causal ordering through matrix clocks in Messa...
International audienceMany distributed protocols and applications rely on causal broadcast to ensure...
Causal ordering is a useful tool for mobile distributed systems (MDS) to reduce the non-determinism ...
Causal broadcast is a classical communication primitive that has been studied for more then three de...
Abstract. In cooperative systems causal ordering delivery has been used to resolve problems of coher...
Causal broadcast constitutes a fundamental communication primitive of many distributed protocols and...
AbstractWe give an operational model of causally-ordered message-passing primitives. Based on this m...