Dynamic process composition and communication patterns in irregularly structured applications

Everaars, C.T.H.; Koren, Barry; Arbab, Farhad

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“…The work on Manifold evolved in a number of moderate scale trials (a dozen or so cooperating computers) in different application fields [1][2][3][4]7]. The latter work on 'Chaotic Iteration' raised a question how to effectively implement Distributed Termination Detection (DTD) for sets of asynchronously connected processes without a central supervising process.…”

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“…We have reported earlier about the restructuring of these Fortran programs [6]. However, the coordinator modules developed there were only able to restructure the source code into a parallel application.…”

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Using coordination to restructure sequential source code into a concurrent program

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A workable approach for modernization of existing software into parallel/distributed applications is through coarse-grain restructuring. If, for instance, entire subroutines of legacy code can be plugged into a new structure, the investment required for the re-discovery of the details of what they do can be spared. The resulting renovated software can then take advantage of the improved performance offered by modern parallel/distributed computing environments, without rethinking or rewriting the bulk of their existing code.In this paper, we discuss one of our experiments using the coordination language MANIFOLD to restructure an existing sequential numerical application written in Fortran 77, into a concurrent application.

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Dynamic process composition and communication patterns in irregularly structured applications

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Personal Note: Working with Farhad Arbab 1990–2005

Personal Note: Working with Farhad Arbab 1990–2005

Using coordination to restructure sequential source code into a concurrent program

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