© Ivan Kuraj and Armando Solar-Lezama; licensed under Creative Commons License CC-BY. While sequential programs represent a simple and natural form for expressing functionality, corresponding distributed implementations get considerably more complex. We examine the possibility of using the sequential computation model for programming distributed systems and requirements for making that possible. The benefits of such an approach include easier specification and reasoning about behaviors in the system, as well as a possibility to directly reuse existing techniques for checking correctness and optimization of sequential programs to produce efficient and reliable distributed implementations
In this paper, we prove that the data-driven parallelization technique, which compiles sequential pr...
In the last two decades, mathematical theories have been helping computer scientists see, in a fresh...
1 Introduction In this paper, we present an original approach to compute, thanks to a sequential si...
While sequential programs represent a simple and natural form for expressing functionality, correspo...
Despite many advances in programming models and frameworks, writing distributed applications remains...
Distributed systems are essential for building services that can handle the ever increasing number o...
{In this paper we present and discuss a real experience of reusing sequential software in a parallel...
Recently, distributed shared memory (DSM) systems have received much attention because such an abstr...
Recently, distributed shared memory (DSM) systems have received much attention because such an abstr...
Recently, distributed shared memory (DSM) systems have received much attention because such an abstr...
AbstractA class of sequential programs is distributed through a series of program transformations. T...
In this paper we present and discuss a real experience of reusing sequential software in a parallel ...
In this paper, we prove that the data-driven parallelization technique, which compiles sequential pr...
The aim of this paper to demonstrate rigorous reasoning in the context of concurrency. We present a ...
AbstractFormal sequentialization is introduced as a rewriting process for the reduction of paralleli...
In this paper, we prove that the data-driven parallelization technique, which compiles sequential pr...
In the last two decades, mathematical theories have been helping computer scientists see, in a fresh...
1 Introduction In this paper, we present an original approach to compute, thanks to a sequential si...
While sequential programs represent a simple and natural form for expressing functionality, correspo...
Despite many advances in programming models and frameworks, writing distributed applications remains...
Distributed systems are essential for building services that can handle the ever increasing number o...
{In this paper we present and discuss a real experience of reusing sequential software in a parallel...
Recently, distributed shared memory (DSM) systems have received much attention because such an abstr...
Recently, distributed shared memory (DSM) systems have received much attention because such an abstr...
Recently, distributed shared memory (DSM) systems have received much attention because such an abstr...
AbstractA class of sequential programs is distributed through a series of program transformations. T...
In this paper we present and discuss a real experience of reusing sequential software in a parallel ...
In this paper, we prove that the data-driven parallelization technique, which compiles sequential pr...
The aim of this paper to demonstrate rigorous reasoning in the context of concurrency. We present a ...
AbstractFormal sequentialization is introduced as a rewriting process for the reduction of paralleli...
In this paper, we prove that the data-driven parallelization technique, which compiles sequential pr...
In the last two decades, mathematical theories have been helping computer scientists see, in a fresh...
1 Introduction In this paper, we present an original approach to compute, thanks to a sequential si...