SharedOnRead Optimization in Parallel Object-Oriented Programming

Caromel, Denis; Noulard, Eric; Sagnol, David

doi:10.1007/10704054_19

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“…This section presents a mechanism for sharing objects [19] when two active objects that reside in the same address space (in the same process) want to access the same passive object in read mode.…”

Section: Sharing Passive Objects Among Active Objectsmentioning

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Distributed Objects for Parallel Numerical Applications

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Sagnol³

2002

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Abstract. The C++// language (pronounced C++ parallel) was designed and implemented with the aim of importing reusability into parallel and concurrent programming, in the framework of a mimd model. From a reduced set of rather simple primitives, comprehensive and versatile libraries are defined. In the absence of any syntactical extension, the C++// user writes standard C++ code. The libraries are themselves extensible by the final users, making C++// an open system. Two specific techniques to improve performances of a distributed object language such as C++// are then presented: Sharedon-Read and Overlapping of Communication and Computation. The appliance of those techniques is guided by the programmer at a very high-level of abstraction, so the additional work to yield those good performance improvements is kept to the minimum.Mathematics Subject Classification. 68N15, 68N19.

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Section: Sharing Passive Objects Among Active Objectsmentioning

confidence: 99%