Euro-Par '96 - Parallel Processing

1. Front Matter

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2. High-performance distributed computing: The I-WAY experiment and beyond

   • Ian Foster

   Pages 1-10

3. Design and implementation of a parallel architecture for biological sequence comparison

   • Pascale Guerdoux-Jamet, Dominique Lavenier, Charles Wagner, Patrice Quinton

   Pages 11-24

4. Universal computing

   • W. F. McColl

   Pages 25-36

5. Dynamic load balancing in parallel database systems

   • Erhard Rahm

   Pages 37-52

6. Distributed Array Query and Visualization for High Performance Fortran

   • Steven T. Hackstadt, Allen D. Malony

   Pages 53-63

7. Annai scalable run-time support for interactive debugging and performance analysis of large-scale parallel programs

   • Christian Clémençon, Akiyoshi Endo, Josef Fritscher, Andreas Müller, Brian J. N. Wylie

   Pages 64-69

8. On the implementation of a replay mechanism

   • Michiel Ronsse, Luk Levrouw

   Pages 70-73

9. Concepts and functionalities of the DOSMOS-trace monitoring tool

   • Lionel Brunie, Olivier Reymann

   Pages 74-77

10. An open monitoring system for parallel and distributed programs

    • Thomas Ludwig, Michael Oberhuber, Roland Wismüller

    Pages 78-83

11. Millipede: Easy parallel programming in available distributed environments

    • Roy Friedman, Maxim Goldin, Ayal Itzkovitz, Assaf Schuster

    Pages 84-87

12. An adaptive cost system for parallel program instrumentation

    • Jeffrey K. Hollingsworth, Barton P. Miller

    Pages 88-97

13. SVMview: A performance tuning tool for DSM-based parallel computers

    • Didier Badouel, Thierry Priol, Luc Renambot

    Pages 98-105

14. Cautious, machine-independent performance tuning for shared-memory multiprocessors

    • Sarah A. M. Talbot, Andrew J. Bennett, Paul H. J. Kelly

    Pages 106-113

15. Dealing with heterogeneity in Stardust: An environment for parallel programming on networks of heterogeneous workstations

    • Gilbert Cabillic, Isabelle Puaut

    Pages 114-119

16. An integrated environment to design parallel object-oriented applications

    • Klaus Wolf, Ottmar Krämer-Fuhrmann

    Pages 120-127

17. MPI-2: Extending the message-passing interface

    • Al Geist, William Gropp, Steve Huss-Lederman, Andrew Lumsdaine, Ewing Lusk, William Saphir et al.

    Pages 128-135

18. Optimizing Sisal programs: A formal approach

    • I. Attali, D. Caromel, R. Guider, A. L. Wendelborn

    Pages 136-144

19. A refinement methodology for developing data-parallel applications

    • Lars Nyland, Jan Prins, Allen Goldberg, Peter Mills, John Reif, Robert Wagner

    Pages 145-150

20. Task parallelism: What a tool can provide and what should be left to the user

    • Silvia A. Crivelli, Elizabeth R. Jessup

    Pages 151-154

This two-volume set presents the proceedings of the Second International European Conference on Parallel Processing, EuroPar '96, held in Lyon, France, in August 1996.
EuroPar '96 was organized in 14 workshops covering the whole spectrum of parallel processing. The comprehensive proceedings constitute a unique record of the state of the art in parallel processing research and development: the 224 papers included together with four invited papers were selected from a total of 383 submissions by authors from 40 countries; 554 referees were involved in the selection process and the index lists 521 contributing authors.

• Parallel Algorithms
• Parallel Architectures
• Parallel Processing
• Parallel Programming
• Parallel Systems
• Parallele Algorithmen
• Parallele Systeme
• Paralleles Rechnen
• Parallelprogrammierung
• Scala
• concurrent programming
• functional programming
• requirements

   

   

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