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S. J. Chapin and E. H. Spa#ord. Scheduling Support for an Internetwork of Heterogeneous, Autonomous Processors. Technical Report TR-92-006, Purdue University, January 1992.
Support for Implementing Scheduling Algorithms Using Messiahs - Chapin, Spafford (1994) (4 citations) Self-citation (Chapin Spafford) (Correct)
....micro scheduling (or local scheduling [4] Macro scheduling chooses where to run a process, while micro scheduling selects which eligible process to execute next on a particular processor. All further uses of the term scheduling in this paper refer to macro scheduling. The messiahs 1 system [6, 7, 8, 9] provides a set of mechanisms that facilitate scheduling in distributed, heterogeneous, autonomous systems. For our purposes, distributed, or loosely coupled, systems communicate via message passing rather than a shared memory bus. Heterogeneous systems may have different instruction set ....
S. J. Chapin and E. H. Spafford. Scheduling Support for an Internetwork of Heterogeneous, Autonomous Processors. Technical Report TR-92-006, Department of Computer Sciences, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, January 1992.
Constructing Distributed Schedulers Using the - Messiahs Interface Language Self-citation (Chapin Spafford) (Correct)
....and micro scheduling (or local scheduling [8] Macroscheduling chooses where to run a process, while micro scheduling selects which eligible process to execute next on a particular processor. All further uses of the term scheduling in this paper refer to macro scheduling. The messiahs 1 system [9, 10, 11] provides a set of mechanisms that facilitate scheduling in distributed, heterogeneous, autonomous systems. For our purposes, distributed, or loosely coupled, systems communicate via message passing rather than a shared memory bus. Heterogeneous systems may have different instruction set ....
S. J. Chapin and E. H. Spafford. Scheduling Support for an Internetwork of Heterogeneous, Autonomous Processors. Technical Report TR-92-006, Purdue University, January 1992.
Scheduling Support Mechanisms for Autonomous, Heterogeneous.. - Chapin (1993) Self-citation (Chapin) (Correct)
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S. J. Chapin and E. H. Spafford. Scheduling Support for an Internetwork of Heterogeneous, Autonomous Processors. Technical Report TR-92-006, Department of Computer Sciences, Purdue University, January 1992.
Constructing Distributed Schedulers Using the - Messiahs Interface Self-citation (Chapin Spafford) (Correct)
....and microscheduling (or local scheduling [8] Macro scheduling chooses where to run a process, while micro scheduling selects which eligible process to execute next on a particular processor. All further uses of the term scheduling in this paper refer to macro scheduling. The messiahs 1 system [9, 10, 11] provides a set of mechanisms that facilitate scheduling in distributed, heterogeneous, autonomous systems. For our purposes, distributed, or loosely coupled, systems communicate via message passing rather than a shared memory bus. Heterogeneous systems may have different instruction set ....
S. J. Chapin and E. H. Spafford. Scheduling Support for an Internetwork of Heterogeneous, Autonomous Processors. Technical Report TR-92-006, Purdue University, January 1992.
Research on Techniques and Tools for Computer Security: The.. - Spafford Self-citation (Spafford) (Correct)
.... can be configured to search for indicated bit patterns (e.g. a virus signature) this reconfigurable virus scanning tool was described in [19] A graduate student supported under a NASA Graduate Research Fellowship was working with us on scheduling support for fully autonomous distributed systems [7, 6]. 3 This research was devoted to development of mechanisms and protocols that support cooperation of machines in a network without forcing them to give up local control of resources or scheduling autonomy. A direct result of this research is support for distributed scheduling that cannot result ....
Steve Chapin and Eugene H. Spafford. Scheduling support for an internetwork of heterogeneous, autonomous processors. Department of Computer Sciences Report TR--CSD--92--006, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 1992.
Research on Techniques and Tools for Computer Security: The.. - Director Eugene Self-citation (Spafford) (Correct)
....described at a forth coming conference [14] 2 According to unpublished reports from the DARPA CERT CC and other incident response centers. A graduate student supported under a NASA Graduate Research Fellowship is working with me on scheduling support for fully autonomous distributed systems [4]. This research is devoted to development of mechanisms and protocols that support cooperation of various of machines in a network without forcing them to give up local control of resources or scheduling autonomy. A direct result of this research is support for distributed scheduling that cannot ....
Steve Chapin and Eugene H. Spafford. Scheduling support for an internetwork of heterogeneous, autonomous processors. Technical Report TR--CSD--92--006, Department of Computer Sciences, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 1992.
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