(eng) In this paper, we present LinuxActivation, an efficient system support for user level thread scheduling implemented within Linux. This work is an extension to the ``Scheduler Activations'' model (proposed by Anderson and al.) that better meets the needs of high performance applications. The aim is to allow a user level thread scheduler to handle correctly blocking system calls. After dealing with the limitations of original model, we show how we can efficiently handle all system calls with good performance if we suppose a dedicated machine. We describe the implementation of the mechanisms involved in this new approach within the Linux operating system and the modifications made to a user level thread scheduler to take profits of these...
Parallel programs need to manage the trade-off between the time spent in synchronisation and computa...
We present a user-level thread scheduler for shared-memory multiprocessors, and we analyze its perfo...
Current architectures of multicore machines are becoming increasingly complex due to hierarchical de...
In this paper, we present LinuxActivation, an efficient system support for user level thread schedul...
SMP machines are frequently used to perform heavily parallel computations. The multithreading paradi...
Composition du juryMonsieur Frédéric Desprez, Membre/PrésidentMonsieur Jean-François Méhaut, Membre/...
There are two commonly used thread models: kernel level threads and user level threads. Kernel level...
Abstract. In this paper, we present a sophisticated mechanism that allows an ap-plication to tightly...
When user-level threads are built on top of traditional kernel threads, they can exhibit poor perfor...
©2020 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for al...
User-Level threading (M:N) is gaining popularity over kernel-level threading (1:1) in many programmi...
In this thesis, it is presented a Linux kernel extension that allows a user-space application to be ...
This thesis implements a fast multi-threaded shared memory multiprocessor scheduler that runs on Lin...
We present a user-level thread scheduler for shared-memory multiprocessors, and we analyze its perfo...
CPU scheduler is a very important key concept in operating system which affects scheduling objective...
Parallel programs need to manage the trade-off between the time spent in synchronisation and computa...
We present a user-level thread scheduler for shared-memory multiprocessors, and we analyze its perfo...
Current architectures of multicore machines are becoming increasingly complex due to hierarchical de...
In this paper, we present LinuxActivation, an efficient system support for user level thread schedul...
SMP machines are frequently used to perform heavily parallel computations. The multithreading paradi...
Composition du juryMonsieur Frédéric Desprez, Membre/PrésidentMonsieur Jean-François Méhaut, Membre/...
There are two commonly used thread models: kernel level threads and user level threads. Kernel level...
Abstract. In this paper, we present a sophisticated mechanism that allows an ap-plication to tightly...
When user-level threads are built on top of traditional kernel threads, they can exhibit poor perfor...
©2020 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for al...
User-Level threading (M:N) is gaining popularity over kernel-level threading (1:1) in many programmi...
In this thesis, it is presented a Linux kernel extension that allows a user-space application to be ...
This thesis implements a fast multi-threaded shared memory multiprocessor scheduler that runs on Lin...
We present a user-level thread scheduler for shared-memory multiprocessors, and we analyze its perfo...
CPU scheduler is a very important key concept in operating system which affects scheduling objective...
Parallel programs need to manage the trade-off between the time spent in synchronisation and computa...
We present a user-level thread scheduler for shared-memory multiprocessors, and we analyze its perfo...
Current architectures of multicore machines are becoming increasingly complex due to hierarchical de...