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....40MB sec [21] To measure the performance of the causal logging, two versions of the log18 ging scheme have been implemented; one using the normal vector clock for dependency tracking and the other using the optimized dependency tracking. Some parallel application programs from the SPLASH suite [22] have been run with each of the causal logging schemes and also without any logging. The applications used for the experiments are as follows: Barnes Hut (BARNS) calculates gravitational forces for a system of particles. The algorithm is based on a hierarchical oct tree whose internal nodes are ....
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J. P. Singh, W. Weber, and A. Gupta. Splash: Standford parallel applications for shared-memory. Technical Report TR CSL-TR-91-469, Computer Systems Laboratory, Stanford University, April 1991.
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