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....of the application of persistence to supercomputing as it hosts the South Australian Centre for Parallel Computing with access to a 64 node Thinking Machines CM 5 and a Silicon Graphics PowerChallenge. When combined with research into distributed systems (in particular communication mechanisms [DO94, DO96a, DO96b]) and operating systems [LDR94, VDC94, Vau94] we are well placed to consider modifications to programming languages such as C used on supercomputers to add support for persistence. Current users of the supercomputers are not computer scientists as a general rule with the heaviest users coming ....
H. Detmold and M.J. Oudshoorrn, "Responsibilities: Linguistic Support for Safe and Flexible Remote Communication", Technical Report 94-12, Department of Computer Science, University of Adelaide, November 1994.
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....level techniques for optimizing the performance impact of RPC are extant and these are analyzed in Section 5. In Section 6, these techniques are combined to synthesize a new communi cation construct. This paper concentrates on performance aspects of the new construct, see Detmold and Oudshoorn [6,7,8] for other aspects. Section 7 revisits the approach taken in Section 4, substituting the new construct. A problem with the performance of the new construct as initially proposed is uncovered by this ana lysis; solutions to this problem, and revised performance evaluations, are presented in ....
....other reply messages) and those replies to be obtained with deferred synchronous semantics. Given a type system including responsibilities, recursive types and discriminated unions 3 , one can describe extended request reply interactions of arbitrary complexity, see Detmold and Oudshoorn [6,7,8] for examples. If a server is provided a supply reference to a responsibility, it is not necessary that the server supply the value of that responsibility directly. Instead, the respon sibility can be passed in a call to another server (provided the formal parameter it matches is attributed ....
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Detmold, H. and Oudshoorn, M. J., "Responsibilities: Linguistic Support for Safe and Flexible Remote Communication", Technical Report TR94--12, Department of Computer Science, The University of Adelaide, June 1994.
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