On the Fly Detection of Access Anomalies
On the Fly Detection of Access Anomalies
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An asynchronous pairwise coordination is an asymmetric coordi- nation between two tasks: a sender and a receiver. If the receiver reaches the coordination point first, the receiver waits until the sender reaches the coordination point. However, if the sender arrives first, the sender does not wait for the receiver. A message is posted to notify the receiver to proceed executing.
Asynchronous coordination is illustrated in Figure 10(a). Arrows indicate asynchronous coordination operations, where... the arrow originates at the sender. Unlike the synchronous case, the block executing in the sender after a coordination occurs is concurrent with the block executing in the receiver before the coordination occurs. Figure 10(b) indicates which blocks in Figure 10(a) are concurrent with each other.
It should be possible to extend the algorithm in Section 3 to handle asynchronous coordi- nation, although this is beyond the scope of this paper. With an extended algorithm, a variety of asynchronous programming language primitives can be handled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An asynchronous pairwise coordination is an asymmetric coordi- nation between two tasks: a sender and a receiver. If the receiver reaches the coordination point first, the receiver waits until the sender reaches the coordination point. However, if the sender arrives first, the sender does not wait for the receiver. A message is posted to notify the receiver to proceed executing.
Asynchronous coordination is illustrated in Figure 10(a). Arrows indicate asynchronous coordination operations, where... the arrow originates at the sender. Unlike the synchronous case, the block executing in the sender after a coordination occurs is concurrent with the block executing in the receiver before the coordination occurs. Figure 10(b) indicates which blocks in Figure 10(a) are concurrent with each other.
It should be possible to extend the algorithm in Section 3 to handle asynchronous coordi- nation, although this is beyond the scope of this paper. With an extended algorithm, a variety of asynchronous programming language primitives can be handled.
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