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Implementing Shared Memory On Large-Scale Multiprocessors - Parthasarathy (1992) (1 citation) (Correct)
....protocols do not impose any restrictions on the interconnection network and, therefore, can be used in large scale parallel machines. Examples of such protocols are the fullmap scheme [5, 12] the chained list scheme [6] the limited copy scheme [6, 7] and the hierarchical protocols [11, 18]. Two major classes of large scale shared address space multiprocessors have emerged in the literature. These are non uniform memory access machines (NUMA) 17, 14, 7] and cache only memory architectures (COMA) 17, 11, 18] Both incorporate distributed M M P P P C C C Processors Caches ....
....scheme [6] the limited copy scheme [6, 7] and the hierarchical protocols [11, 18] Two major classes of large scale shared address space multiprocessors have emerged in the literature. These are non uniform memory access machines (NUMA) 17, 14, 7] and cache only memory architectures (COMA) [17, 11, 18]. Both incorporate distributed M M P P P C C C Processors Caches Local Memories INTERCONNECTION NETWORK Figure 1.2: A Shared Memory System with Caches and Distributed Memory memory and directory based cache coherence. In a NUMA machine, each processor has a local memory and a cache. ....
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D. Wallach and W. Dally, "A hierarchical protocol for shared memory on a distributed memory machine," Second Workshop on Scalable Shared Memory Multiprocessors, Toronto, May 1991. 161
Emulation of a Virtual Shared Memory Architecture - Raina (1993) (3 citations) (Correct)
....Delivering a message and dispatching a task takes 3 sec as compared to 3 ms on an iPSC hypercube. The parallel programming models that are to be supported on the J machine are actors [10] shared memory, data flow and communicating sequential processes. A directory based hierarchical protocol [199] has been designed to implement global shared memory on the J machine. The protocol is an ownership based write invalidate protocol. The directory is organised hierarchically in a network similar to a butterfly network. A child node can have more than one parent in the butterfly network. A ....
D. A. Wallach and W. J. Dally. A Hierarchical Protocol for Shared memory on a Distributed Memory Machine. In International Symposium on Shared Memory Multiprocessing, 1991.
Virtual Shared Memory: A Survey of Techniques and Systems - Raina (1992) (7 citations) (Correct)
....a message and dispatching a task takes 3 sec as compared to 3 ms on an iPSC hypercube. Among the models of parallel computation that are to be supported on the J machine are actors [5] shared memory, dataflow and communicating sequential processes. A directory based hierarchical protocol [94] has been designed to implement global shared memory on the J machine. The protocol is an ownership based write invalidate protocol. The directory is organised hierarchically which is similar to a butterfly network. A child node can have more than one parent in the butterfly network. A complete ....
D. A. Wallach and W. J. Dally. `A Hierarchical Protocol for Shared memory on a Distributed Memory Machine'. In International Symposium on Shared Memory Multiprocessing, 1991.
Emulation of a Virtual Shared Memory Architecture - Raina (1993) (3 citations) (Correct)
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D. A. Wallach and W. J. Dally. A Hierarchical Protocol for Shared memory on a Distributed Memory Machine. In International Symposium on Shared Memory Multiprocessing, 1991.
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