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Recent Advances in Parallel Virtual Machine and Message Passing Interface

4th European PVM/MPI User's Group Meeting Cracow, Poland, November 3-5, 1997, Proceedings

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  • © 1997

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  1. Marian Bubak
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  2. Jack Dongarra
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  3. Jerzy Waśniewski
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 1332)

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Table of contents (62 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Why are PVM and MPI so different?

    • William Gropp, Ewing Lusk
    Pages 1-10

  3. Comparison of PVM and MPI performance in short-range molecular dynamics simulation

    • J. Kitowski, K. Boryczko, J. Mościński
    Pages 11-16

  4. Analyzing the performance of MPI in a cluster of workstations based on fast ethernet

    • J. Piernas, A. Flores, J. M. García
    Pages 17-24

  5. A comparison of MPI performance on different MPPs

    • Michael Resch, Holger Berger, Thomas Boenisch
    Pages 25-32

  6. Predicting the performance of injection communication patterns on PVM

    • Roda J. L., Rodríguez C., Almeida F., González-Morales D.
    Pages 33-40

  7. Evaluation of the communication performance on a parallel processing system

    • Luís Paulo Santos, Vítor Castro, Alberto Proença
    Pages 41-48

  8. Evaluating personal high performance computing with PVM on Windows and LINUX environments

    • Paulo S. Souza, Luciano J. Senger, Marcos J. Santana, Regina C. Santana
    Pages 49-56

  9. Experimental evaluation of PVM group communication

    • Piotr W. Umiński, Mariusz R. Matuszek, Henryk Krawczyk
    Pages 57-63

  10. ARCH, an object oriented MPI-based library for asynchronous and loosely synchronous parallel system programming

    • Jean-Marc Adamo
    Pages 65-74

  11. An extension to MPI for distributed computing on MPPs

    • Thomas Beisel, Edgar Gabriel, Michael Resch
    Pages 75-82

  12. Distributed & cooperative applications in PVM

    • Claudia Di Napoli, Maurizio Giordano, Mario Mango Furnari
    Pages 83-90

  13. Heterogeneous MPI application interoperation and process management under PVMPI

    • Graham E. Fagg, Jack J. Dongarra, Al Geist
    Pages 91-98

  14. YLC, A C++ Linda system on top of PVM

    • Olivier Galibert
    Pages 99-106

  15. Advanced capabilities in PVM 3.4

    • G. A. Geist
    Pages 107-115

  16. Beyond PVM 3.4: What we've learned, what's next, and why

    • G. A. Geist, J. A. Kohl, P. M. Papadopoulos, S. L. Scott
    Pages 116-126

  17. Using PVM to build an interface to support Cooperative Work in a distributed systems environment

    • Guillermo de Jesús Hoyos-Rivera, Víctor Germán Sánchez-Arias
    Pages 127-134

  18. Towards portable message passing in Java: Binding MPI

    • Sava Mintchev, Vladimir Getov
    Pages 135-142

  19. Control activities in message passing environment

    • Grzegorz Myśliwiec, Jakub Sipowicz, Robert Schaefer
    Pages 143-150

  20. Global semaphores in a parallel programming environment

    • P. Theodoropoulos, P. Tsanakas, G. Papakonstantinou
    Pages 151-158
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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 4th European Parallel Virtual Machine and Message Passing Interface Users' Group Meeting, PVM/MPI '97, held in Cracow, Poland in November 1997.
Parallel Virtual Machine and Message Passing Interface are the most popular tools for programming in accordance with the message passing paradigm which, at present, is considered to be the best way to develop effective parallel programs.
The book presents 63 carefully selected papers covering the whole range of PVM/MPI issues. The papers are organized in sections on evaluation and performance, extensions and improvements, implementation, tools, algorithms, and applications in science and engineering.

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