The Mobile Object Layer: A Run-Time Substrate for Mobile Adaptive Computations
Nikos Chrisochoides7, Kevin Barker7, Démian Nave7 and Chris Hawblitzel7
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University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA |
Abstract
We present a parallel runtime substrate that supports a global addressing scheme, object mobility, and automatic message forwarding
required for the implementation of adaptive applications on distributed memory machines. Our approach is application-driven;
the target applications are characterized by very large variations in time and length scales. Preliminary performance data
from parallel unstructured adaptive mesh refinement on an SP2 suggest that the flexibility and general nature of the approach
we follow does not cause undue overhead.
Supported by NSF grant #9726388 and JPL award #961097
Supported by the Arthur J. Schmidt Fellowship and by NSF grant #9726388
Supported by NSF grant #9726388
Supported by an NSF fellowship for a portion of this work.
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