cider seminar on TUMS

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From: Ted Szymanski
Date: Fri, 21 Feb 1986 04:01

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        TUMS: The TUNIS User-Multiprocessing System
         for fast, fast relief of upset cycle hogs
                      By David Blythe
                        Room GB 221
                        Time: 12:05
               Date: Friday, Feb. 21st, 1986
                          Abstract
TUMS is a version of the TUNIS multiprocessor operating sys-
tem  that allows the user to explicitly program several pro-
cessors in Concurrent Euclid.  The Concurrent Euclid  notion
of  parallel  processing is more or less left intact, except
for an additional construct to allow inter-processor commun-
ication.   TUMS  is  currently running on six National 32016
boards, which communicate via a MULTIBUS backplane and share
1 Megabyte of global memory.  Each processor has 1M of local
memory.
This seminar will discuss how to write programs under  TUMS,
the  issues  of scheduling and critical resource access, and
will give performance measurements of  an  application  pro-
gram.

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Subject: cider seminar on TUMS
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Date: Thu, 20-Feb-86 23:01:01 EST
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Posted: Thu Feb 20 23:01:01 1986
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