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....this area have generally been proposals rather than descriptions of implementations. Bacon and Strom discuss the use of optimism in relation to CSP [2] Fujimoto [7] has also suggested the use of optimism as a parallelization technique, using the Virtual Time Machine. Winter, Kalantery and Wilson [11] have proposed the use of mainly conservative synchronization techniques to provide a new parallel architecture model. Our research also differs from the numerous parallel C projects, for example CC [5] or Mentat [9] in that these projects generally aim to define extensions to the C ....
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N Kalantery, S C Winter, and D R Wilson. From BSP to a virtual von neumann machine. In General Purpose Parallel Computing [Bri93], pages 92--99.
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