Titlebook: Euro-Par 2015: Parallel Processing; 21st International C Jesper Larsson Tr?ff,Sascha Hunold,Francesco Versa Conference proceedings 2015 Spr

不斷的變動

Organization & Public Management extends PARCOACH, a GCC plugin focused on the detection of MPI collective errors in MPI and MPI+OpenMP programs. We validated our analysis on computational benchmarks and applications and measured a low overhead.

AORTA

,Durchführung der Evaluation eines KIS,t benefit from the system’s characteristics. We apply the tool to two optimized parallel applications and provide detailed insight of their memory access behavior, thus demonstrating the usefulness of the tool.

Proclaim

指派

arcane

Michael Heller,Ludwig Heller,Karl Kollross the classical coordination mecanisms used for single-task agents do not work anymore and we give necessary conditions to obtain coordination mechanisms that induce Nash equilibria. When each machine is able to know the owner of each task it has to schedule, we give coordination mechanisms which always induce Nash equilibria.

escalate

MPI Thread-Level Checking for MPI+OpenMP Applications extends PARCOACH, a GCC plugin focused on the detection of MPI collective errors in MPI and MPI+OpenMP programs. We validated our analysis on computational benchmarks and applications and measured a low overhead.

Presbycusis

強所

On the Heterogeneity Bias of Cost Matrices When Assessing Scheduling Algorithmsanalysis of two classical methods used in the literature reveals a bias in previous studies. A new method is proposed to generate instances with given heterogeneity properties and it is shown that they have a significant impact on several heuristics.

Relinquish

keloid

Scheduling Tasks from Selfish Multi-tasks Agents the classical coordination mecanisms used for single-task agents do not work anymore and we give necessary conditions to obtain coordination mechanisms that induce Nash equilibria. When each machine is able to know the owner of each task it has to schedule, we give coordination mechanisms which always induce Nash equilibria.