Network-based parallel computing : communication, architecture, and applications : 4th International Workshop, CANPC 2000, Toulouse, France, January 8, 2000 : proceedings
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Table des matières:
- Program Development and Execution Support
- REXEC: A Decentralized, Secure Remote Execution Environment for Clusters
- A Visual BSP Programming Environment for Distributed Computing
- Transparent Network Connectivity in Dynamic Cluster Environments
- Network Router Architecture
- A New Methodology to Compute Deadlock-Free Routing Tables for Irregular Networks
- On the Performance of Up*/Down* Routing
- Extending Dynamic Reconfiguration to NOWs with Adaptive Routing
- System Support for Communication Abstractions
- MPI Derived Data Types Support in VIRTUS
- Fast Collective Communication Algorithms for Reflective Memory Network Clusters
- Broadcast/Multicast over Myrinet Using NIC-Assisted Multidestination Messages
- Network Software and Interface Architecture
- Simulation Studies of Gigabit Ethernet Versus Myrinet Using Real Application Cores
- Comparison and Evaluation of Design Choices for Implementing the Virtual Interface Architecture (VIA)
- Efficient Communication Using Message Prediction for Cluster of Multiprocessors.