Efficient Robust Parallel Computations
Efficient Robust Parallel Computations
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carefully), etc. ; we do not elaborate on this (other subtleties are ignored too). Also, w. L. O. G. We assume that M is of the same length as before. ) We now sketch, very briefly, the simulation of one step of the ideal PRAM while omitting many important technical details. By informal induction we assume: • The values of M, INST, PC. Old in the faulty PRAM are the same as those of M, INST, PC in the ideal PRAM.
• The value of A UX. Old at the beginning of the simulation is the same as that of... A UX at the beginning of the execution of the robust algorithm for Write- All and DONE. Old is FALSE.
The robust PRAM proceeds in two phases, each based on a single execution of the robust Write-All algorithm. By the algorithm, the (live) processors are synchronized between the phases. The behavior of the PRAM is reminiscent of the deferred write approach in the redo/no- undo recovery protocol in database operating systems. Phase 1, in effect, creates the deferred writes, phase 2 installs them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
carefully), etc. ; we do not elaborate on this (other subtleties are ignored too). Also, w. L. O. G. We assume that M is of the same length as before. ) We now sketch, very briefly, the simulation of one step of the ideal PRAM while omitting many important technical details. By informal induction we assume: • The values of M, INST, PC. Old in the faulty PRAM are the same as those of M, INST, PC in the ideal PRAM.
• The value of A UX. Old at the beginning of the simulation is the same as that of... A UX at the beginning of the execution of the robust algorithm for Write- All and DONE. Old is FALSE.
The robust PRAM proceeds in two phases, each based on a single execution of the robust Write-All algorithm. By the algorithm, the (live) processors are synchronized between the phases. The behavior of the PRAM is reminiscent of the deferred write approach in the redo/no- undo recovery protocol in database operating systems. Phase 1, in effect, creates the deferred writes, phase 2 installs them.
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