Titlebook: Euro-Par’98 Parallel Processing; 4th International Eu David Pritchard,Jeff Reeve Conference proceedings 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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MedR Schriftenreihe Medizinrecht monitoring system. Currently, most tools use proprietary monitoring techniques that are incompatible to each other and usually apply only to specific target platforms. The On-line Monitoring Interface Specification (OMIS) is the first specification of a universal interface between different tools a

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MedR Schriftenreihe Medizinrechts a source level interactive debugger with the full power of gdb augmented with the debug functionality of LAM-MPI. The main effort was on a low overhead but yet powerful graphical interface that would be supported by low bandwidth connections. The portability of the tool is of great importance as w

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Process migration and fault tolerance of , programs running on networks of workstations, of the system, it is possible to continually schedule the migration of BSP processes onto the least loaded machines in a network. Results are provided for an industrial electromagnetics application that show that we can achieve similar throughput on a publically available collection of workstations as a dedicated NOW.

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A parallel-system design toolset for vision and image processing,tain a parallel component. The toolset is novel in seeking to enable generalized parallelism in which the needs of the system as a whole are given priority. The paper describes the tool infra-structure, and reports on current progress on the performance prediction toolset element, including simulation visualizer and analytic support.

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Configurable load measurement in heterogeneous workstation clusters,his execution environment. A key feature of NSR is its flexibility with respect to the measurement requirements of various applications. Configurability aims at reducing the measurement overhead and the influence on the observed cluster.

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Conference proceedings 1998ware via software and algorithms to applications. The book presents a total of 134 revised papers selected from a total of 238 submissions from 33 countries. The selection of the papers is based on more than 850 individual reviews. The book presents the state of the art in parallel processing research and development.

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