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PARLE '89 - Parallel Architectures and Languages Europe

Volume I: Parallel Architectures, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, June 12-16, 1989; Proceedings

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  • © 1989

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  1. Eddy Odijk
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  2. Martin Rem
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  3. Jean-Claude Syre
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 365)

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Table of contents (28 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. The cache coherence protocol of the Data Diffusion Machine

    • Seif Haridi, Erik Hagersten
    Pages 1-18

  3. Universal mechanisms for concurrency

    • William J. Dally, D. Scott Wills
    Pages 19-33

  4. Serial multiport memory multiprocessors

    • Litaize Daniel, Elkhlifi Fatimazahra, Hammami Omar, Lalam Mustapha, Mzoughi Abdelaziz, Sainrat Pascal et al.
    Pages 34-51

  5. Modeling and analysis of multiprocessor systems with priority and multiple resources allocation to the tasks

    • P. K. Chande, A. K. Ramani, P. C. Sharma
    Pages 52-69

  6. Achieving low cost synchronization in a multiprocessor system

    • Rajiv Gupta, Michael Epstein
    Pages 70-84

  7. The Synchronous Dataflow MAchine: Architecture and performance

    • A. Gunzinger, S. Mathis, W. Guggenbühl
    Pages 85-99

  8. The lady programming environment for distributed operating systems

    • Dieter Wybranietz, Peter Buhler
    Pages 100-117

  9. A static scheduling system for a parallel machine (SM)2-II

    • Ling Xiao-ping, Hideharu Amano
    Pages 118-135

  10. Distributed implementation of programmed graph reduction

    • Rita Loogen, Herbert Kuchen, Klaus Indermark, Werner Damm
    Pages 136-157

  11. Parallel object-oriented descriptions of graph reduction machines

    • David Bolton, Chris Hankin, Paul Kelly
    Pages 158-175

  12. MaRS, a combinator graph reduction multiprocessor

    • A. Contessa, E. Cousin, C. Coustet, M. Cubero-Castan, G. Durrieu, B. Lecussan et al.
    Pages 176-192

  13. High-performance parallel graph reduction

    • Simon L Peyton Jones, Chris Clack, Jon Salkild
    Pages 193-206

  14. An efficient distributed garbage collection algorithm

    • David R. Lester
    Pages 207-223

  15. Mark DURING sweep rather than mark THEN sweep

    • Christian Queinnec, Barbara Beaudoing, Jean-Pierre Queille
    Pages 224-237

  16. Architecture of a communication network processor

    • W. G. P. Mooij, A. Ligtenberg
    Pages 238-250

  17. The feasibility of a general-purpose parallel computer using WSI

    • Paul Anderson, Paul Kelly, Phil Winterbottom
    Pages 251-268

  18. A coarse grain parallel architecture for functional languages

    • L. O. Hertzberger, W. G. Vree
    Pages 269-285

  19. A Functional Programming environment supporting execution, partial execution and transformation

    • John Darlington, Peter Harrison, Hessam Khoshnevisan, Lee McLoughlin, Nigel Perry, Helen Pull et al.
    Pages 286-305

  20. The gene concept and its implementation for a dataflow schemed parallel computer

    • Kenji Toda, Yoshinobu Uchibori, Toshitsugu Yuba
    Pages 306-322
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Since the first PARLE conference, PARLE '87, attracted more than 300 participants, it was considered a useful and successful forum and encouraged the organization of this second issue known as PARLE '89. The initiative for these conferences was taken by project 415 of ESPRIT (the European Strategic Programme for Research and Development in Information Technology of the Commission of the European Communities). Their scope covers central themes in the area of parallel architectures and languages, including such topics as concurrent, object-oriented, logic and functional programming; MIMD, dataflow, inference and reduction machines; design and verification of parallel systems; VLSI, WSI and RISC architectures; performance evaluation, memory management, systolic arrays, applications and special purpose architectures. The five invited lectures present the state of the art and advanced developments in major research areas related to the topics of the conference. Of the more than 150 submitted papers, 45 were selected for presentation. Furthermore the program of PARLE '89 comprises presentations on the subprojects which together constitute ESPRIT project 415. Parallel architectures based on a variety of programming styles (object-oriented, logic, functional, dataflow) are represented in these overviews.

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