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@MISC{Run-Time96thisis,
author = {An Object-Oriented Run-Time and Steve Macdonald and Duane Szafron and Jonathan Schaeffer},
title = {This is a preprint of a copyrighted article that will appear in TOOLS USA '96, July 1996, Santa Barbara, USA.},
year = {1996}
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Abstract
This paper describes three basic specializations of design patterns that can be used in implementing the run-time systems of parallel applications. These specializations were discovered while re-designing and reimplementing the run-time system for the Enterprise parallel programming system. Enterprise allows programmers to create, compile, execute, and debug programs that execute over a network of workstations. The run-time system is responsible for the execution of user programs. It was recently re-designed using objects to rectify problems with the previous version and to provide an extensible base for further research. This papers details the key object-oriented components of the new system. Although these components were developed in the context of the Enterprise system, they are generally applicable to objectoriented run-time systems for general parallel applications.
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run-time system copyrighted article santa barbara tool usa paper detail parallel application debug program enterprise system design pattern enterprise parallel programming system previous version key object-oriented component basic specialization new system extensible base user program general parallel application objectoriented run-time system
