I/O and Locality Optimisation in an Adaptive Setting

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Author: Tony Rhodes
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 1999 00:00

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You are invited to attend the following seminar:
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Speaker: Dr. Paul Roe
	 Senior Lecturer
	 School of Computing Science
	 Queensland University of Technology
	 p.roe@qut.edu.au      http://www.fit.qut.edu.au/~proe/

Title:   I/O and Locality Optimisation in an Adaptive Setting
	 
Date:    Tuesday, 19th October 1999 
Time:    12pm
Place:   Lecture Theatre S303, Faculty of Information Technology,
         Queensland University of Technology

Abstract:
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Gardens is an integrated programming language and system to support
adaptive use of workstations. In particular it enables the creation
of a virtual supercomputer from otherwise idle workstations. To utilise
idle workstations a computation must adapt to currently available machines.
Such adaptation is hidden from the programmer by the Gardens runtime system
and programming language. Until recently safe I/O and locality optimisation
were difficult to achieve in this setting. In this talk I will discuss how
I/O and locality optimisation may be *safely* achieved, and I will review
the Gardens programming language.
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regards
tonyr

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