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33 | Bob Janssens, W. Kent Fuchs |
The Performance of Cache-Based Error Recovery in Multiprocessors. ![Search on Bibsonomy](Pics/bibsonomy.png) |
IEEE Trans. Parallel Distributed Syst. ![In: IEEE Trans. Parallel Distributed Syst. 5(10), pp. 1033-1043, 1994. The full citation details ...](Pics/full.jpeg) |
1994 |
DBLP DOI BibTeX RDF |
cache-based error recovery performance, cache-based checkpointing, rollback error recovery, shared-memorymultiprocessors, inherent redundancy, computation state, rollback propagation, EncoreMultimax, recovery schemes, cache-based schemes, low performance overhead, checkpoint interval, performance evaluation, performance evaluation, virtual machines, multiprocessors, redundancy, memory hierarchy, shared memory systems, system recovery, buffer storage, parallel applications, cache coherence protocol, transient errors, cache replacement policy, address traces |
33 | Nayeem Islam, Roy H. Campbell |
Design Considerations for Shared Memory Multiprocessor Message Systems. ![Search on Bibsonomy](Pics/bibsonomy.png) |
IEEE Trans. Parallel Distributed Syst. ![In: IEEE Trans. Parallel Distributed Syst. 3(6), pp. 702-711, 1992. The full citation details ...](Pics/full.jpeg) |
1992 |
DBLP DOI BibTeX RDF |
comparative performance, message passing system designs, shared memory EncoreMultimax multiprocessor, example parallel applications, shared memorymachine results, Intel iPSC/2, NX/2 operating system, bufferorganization, value semantics, kernel space, memory caching, message sizes, synchronization, benchmarks, message passing, program testing, parallel machines, shared memory systems, design alternatives, parallelprogramming, copying, coordination strategy |
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