Invasive Computing - Pöppl, Alexander; Brand, Marcel; Bungartz, Hans-Joachim; Eichler, Christian; Esper, Khalil; Falk, Joachim; Fasfous, Nael; Freiling, Felix; Fried, Andreas; Gerndt, Michael; Glaß, Michael; Bauer, Lars; Gonzalez, Jeferson; Hannig, Frank; Heidorn, Christian; Henkel, Jörg; Herkersdorf, Andreas; Herzog, Benedict; John, Jophin; Hönig, Timo; Hundhausen, Felix; Khdr, Heba; Becker, Jürgen; Langer, Tobias; Lenke, Oliver; Lesniak, Fabian; Lindermayr, Alexander; Listl, Alexandra; Maier, Sebastian; Megow
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Invasive computing is a paradigm for designing and programming future parallel computing systems. For systems with 1,000 or more cores on a chip, resource-aware programming is of utmost importance to obtain high utilisation as well as computational, energy and power efficiency. Invasive computing provides a programmer explicit handles to specify and argue about resource requirements desired or required in different phases of execution: In an invade phase, an application asks the operating system to allocate a set of processor, memory and communication resources to be claimed. In a subsequent…mehr

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Invasive computing is a paradigm for designing and programming future parallel computing systems. For systems with 1,000 or more cores on a chip, resource-aware programming is of utmost importance to obtain high utilisation as well as computational, energy and power efficiency. Invasive computing provides a programmer explicit handles to specify and argue about resource requirements desired or required in different phases of execution: In an invade phase, an application asks the operating system to allocate a set of processor, memory and communication resources to be claimed. In a subsequent infect phase, the parallel workload is spread and executed on the obtained claim of resources. Finally, if the degree of parallelism should be lower again, a retreat operation frees the claim again, and the application resumes a sequential execution. To support this idea of self-adaptive and resource-aware programming, not only new programming concepts, languages, compilers, and operating systems were needed to be developed, but also revolutionary architectural changes in the design of MPSoCs (multiprocessor systems-on-a-chip) to efficiently support invasion, infection, and retreat operations. This book gives a comprehensive overview of all aspects of invasive computing.
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