Coordinating Parallel Processors a Partial Unification
Coordinating Parallel Processors a Partial Unification
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Specifically, we show how to obtain the familiar load and store operations as degenerate examples of fetch-and-^. To load the local variable L from the global variable G one simply executes L -*- FetchAndnj^(G, *) where IIj^(X, Y) = X and the value of * is immaterial (and thus need not be transmitted). Similarly, to store the value of the local variable L into the global variable G one executes * -^ FetchAndn2(G, L) where n2(X, Y) = Y and the * indicates that the value returned is not used and ...thus again need not be transmitted.
-5- References [1] Allan Gottlieb, B. D. Lubachevsky, and Larry Rudolph, "Coordinating Large Numbers of Processors", 1981- International Conference on Parallel Processing, Bellaire MI.
[2] Allan Gottlieb, Ralph Grishman, Clyde P. Kruskal, Kevin McAuliffe, Larry Rudolph, and Marc Snir, "The NYU Ultracomputer, A General Purpose Parallel Processor", Signal Processing IV at the 1981 SPIE Annual Conference, San Diego CA. (Ultracomputer note 32, Courant Institute, NYU is a revised version of this report.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Specifically, we show how to obtain the familiar load and store operations as degenerate examples of fetch-and-^. To load the local variable L from the global variable G one simply executes L -*- FetchAndnj^(G, *) where IIj^(X, Y) = X and the value of * is immaterial (and thus need not be transmitted). Similarly, to store the value of the local variable L into the global variable G one executes * -^ FetchAndn2(G, L) where n2(X, Y) = Y and the * indicates that the value returned is not used and ...thus again need not be transmitted.
-5- References [1] Allan Gottlieb, B. D. Lubachevsky, and Larry Rudolph, "Coordinating Large Numbers of Processors", 1981- International Conference on Parallel Processing, Bellaire MI.
[2] Allan Gottlieb, Ralph Grishman, Clyde P. Kruskal, Kevin McAuliffe, Larry Rudolph, and Marc Snir, "The NYU Ultracomputer, A General Purpose Parallel Processor", Signal Processing IV at the 1981 SPIE Annual Conference, San Diego CA. (Ultracomputer note 32, Courant Institute, NYU is a revised version of this report.
What to read after Coordinating Parallel Processors a Partial Unification?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Gottlieb to read onlineMoreLess
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