This paper presents the design, implementation and performance evalua-tion of a message passing facility (MPF) for shared memory multiproces-sors. MPF is based on a message passing model conceptually similar to conversations. Participants (parallel processes) can enter or leave a conversation at any time. The message passing primitives for this model are implemented as a portable library of C function calls. MPF is currently operational on a Sequent Balance 21000, and several parallel applications have been developed and tested. We present several simpie benchmark programs to establish interprocess communication perfor-mance for common patterns of interprocess communication. Finally, we present performance figures for two parallel applicati...
User explicitly distributes data User explicitly defines communication Compiler has to do no addit...
126 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1997.It is important to study the ...
. Interoperability in non-sequential applications requires communication to exchange information usi...
A majority of the MPP systems designed to date have been MIMD distributed memory systems. For almost...
A benchmark test using the Message Passing Interface (MPI, an emerging standard for writing message ...
Project (M.S., Computer Science)--California State University, Sacramento, 2012.Parallel processing ...
Message passing is a common method for programming parallel computers. The lack of a standard has si...
In this report, we present the design and implementation of a Message Passing interface (MPI) [1] fo...
Message-passing is a representative communication model in today’s parallel and distributed programm...
Data-parallel languages such as High Performance Fortran (HPF) present a simple execution model in w...
In this paper we present the definition, and implementation of a concurrent language mp (Message Pas...
Current and emerging high-performance parallel computer architectures generally implement one of two...
Current and emerging high-performance parallel computer architectures generally implement one of two...
Shared-memory and message-passing are two op- posite models to develop parallel computations. The sh...
User explicitly distributes data User explicitly defines communication Compiler has to do no addit...
User explicitly distributes data User explicitly defines communication Compiler has to do no addit...
126 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1997.It is important to study the ...
. Interoperability in non-sequential applications requires communication to exchange information usi...
A majority of the MPP systems designed to date have been MIMD distributed memory systems. For almost...
A benchmark test using the Message Passing Interface (MPI, an emerging standard for writing message ...
Project (M.S., Computer Science)--California State University, Sacramento, 2012.Parallel processing ...
Message passing is a common method for programming parallel computers. The lack of a standard has si...
In this report, we present the design and implementation of a Message Passing interface (MPI) [1] fo...
Message-passing is a representative communication model in today’s parallel and distributed programm...
Data-parallel languages such as High Performance Fortran (HPF) present a simple execution model in w...
In this paper we present the definition, and implementation of a concurrent language mp (Message Pas...
Current and emerging high-performance parallel computer architectures generally implement one of two...
Current and emerging high-performance parallel computer architectures generally implement one of two...
Shared-memory and message-passing are two op- posite models to develop parallel computations. The sh...
User explicitly distributes data User explicitly defines communication Compiler has to do no addit...
User explicitly distributes data User explicitly defines communication Compiler has to do no addit...
126 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1997.It is important to study the ...
. Interoperability in non-sequential applications requires communication to exchange information usi...