USC Seminar 9/11/92: The Trojan Multi-Multi

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From: Paul A. Suhler
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     ADVANCED COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE LABORATORY SEMINAR

        THE TROJAN MULTI-MULTI PARALLEL PROCESSOR


Speaker:	Paul A. Suhler
Time:		10:00 AM, Friday, September 11, 1992
Place:		EEB 248
Host:		Alvin M. Despain

                          ABSTRACT

The Trojan Multi-Multi is a multi-multicomputer being designed and
built in USC's Advanced Computer Architecture Laboratory to explore
parallel execution of symbolic computations.  The issues under
investigation include detection of parallelism by compiler in standard
Prolog programs, models of AND-OR parallel execution of Prolog, cache
coherence and program synchronization in non-uniform memory access
shared memory machines, and architectural support for parallelism.
The objective is to produce a six-processor prototype system and
evaluate its effectiveness on a variety of benchmarks, in particular,
a set of image understanding programs.

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