Current and emerging high-performance parallel computer architectures generally implement one of two types of communication mechanisms: shared memory (SM) or message passing (MP). In this paper we propose a hybrid SM/MP architecture together with a hybrid SM/MP programming model, that we believe effectively combines the advantages of each system. The SM/MP architecture contains both a high-performance coherence protocol for shared memory, and message-passing primitives that coexist with the coherence protocol but have no coherence overhead. The SM/MP programming model provides a framework for safely and effectively using the SM/MP communication primitives. We illustrate the use of the model and primitives to reduce communication overhead in...
No single message passing mechanism can efficiently support all types of communication that commonly...
Shared-memory and message-passing are two op- posite models to develop parallel computations. The sh...
Shared memory systems generally support consumerinitiated communication; when a process needs data,...
Current and emerging high-performance parallel computer architectures generally implement one of two...
With the end of Dennard scaling, future high performance computers are expected to consist of distri...
. Interoperability in non-sequential applications requires communication to exchange information usi...
As the level of parallelism in manycore processors keeps increasing, providing efficient mechanisms ...
Message-passing is a representative communication model in today’s parallel and distributed programm...
This paper discusses some of the issues involved in implementing a shared-address space programming ...
Shared memory is the most popular parallel programming model for multi-core processors, while messag...
In programming high performance applications, shared address-space platforms are preferable for fine...
The hybrid message passing + shared memory programming model combines two parallel programming style...
Hybrid programming, whereby shared-memory and mes-sage-passing programming techniques are combined w...
Abstract Hybrid parallel programming with the message passing interface (MPI) for internode communic...
User explicitly distributes data User explicitly defines communication Compiler has to do no addit...
No single message passing mechanism can efficiently support all types of communication that commonly...
Shared-memory and message-passing are two op- posite models to develop parallel computations. The sh...
Shared memory systems generally support consumerinitiated communication; when a process needs data,...
Current and emerging high-performance parallel computer architectures generally implement one of two...
With the end of Dennard scaling, future high performance computers are expected to consist of distri...
. Interoperability in non-sequential applications requires communication to exchange information usi...
As the level of parallelism in manycore processors keeps increasing, providing efficient mechanisms ...
Message-passing is a representative communication model in today’s parallel and distributed programm...
This paper discusses some of the issues involved in implementing a shared-address space programming ...
Shared memory is the most popular parallel programming model for multi-core processors, while messag...
In programming high performance applications, shared address-space platforms are preferable for fine...
The hybrid message passing + shared memory programming model combines two parallel programming style...
Hybrid programming, whereby shared-memory and mes-sage-passing programming techniques are combined w...
Abstract Hybrid parallel programming with the message passing interface (MPI) for internode communic...
User explicitly distributes data User explicitly defines communication Compiler has to do no addit...
No single message passing mechanism can efficiently support all types of communication that commonly...
Shared-memory and message-passing are two op- posite models to develop parallel computations. The sh...
Shared memory systems generally support consumerinitiated communication; when a process needs data,...