H ? « ‹ ← → › »

Language peer sets for PIRANHA:
Designed 1994 ↑
1990s languages ↑
Fifth generation↑
Post-Cold War↑

PIRANHA(ID:1766/pir001)

alternate simple view
Designed 1994
Published: 1994

Adaptive Parallelism and Piranha, Nick Carriero, Eric Freeman, David Gelernter, and David Kaminsky, Yale University, 1994. "Adaptive Parellelism refers to parallel computations on a dynamically changing set of processors: processors may join or withdraw from the computation as it proceeds. Networks of fast workstations are the most important setting for adaptive parallelism at present. Under AP, the set of processors executing a parallel program may grow or shrink as programs run. Potential gains include the capacity to run a parallel program on the idle workstation in a conventional LAN-processors join the computation when they become idle, and withdraw when their owners need them, and to manage the nodes of a dedicated multi-processor efficiency".

Places
Search in: Google  Google scholar  World Cat  Yahoo  Overture  DBLP  Monash bib  NZ  IEEE  ACM portal  CiteSeer  CSB  ncstrl  jstor  Bookfinder