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Parallel computers of the future will require a memory model which offers a global address space to the programmer, while performing equally well under various system configurations. We present a logically shared and physically distributed memory to match both requirements. This paper introduces the memory system used in the ADAM coarse-grain dataflow machine which preserves scalability by tolerating latency and offers programmability through its object-based structure. We show how to support...
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- 634/1992
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- 1992-01-01
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- cs:5530
- Copyright date:
- 1992
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A Scalable Distributed Shared Memory
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