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ORCID6th PDP 1998: Madrid, Spain
- Proceedings of the Sixth Euromicro Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Processing - PDP '98, University of Madrid, Madrid, Spain, January 21-23, 1998-. IEEE Computer Society 1998, ISBN 0-8186-8332-5
Keynote Session 1
- Muthucumaru Maheswaran, Tracy D. Braun, Howard Jay Siegel:
High-performance mixed-machine heterogeneous computing. 3-9
Open Forum 1 : Performance Evaluation and Scheduling
- José M. Badía
, Antonio M. Vidal:
Exploiting the parallel divide-and-conquer method to solve the symmetric tridiagonal eigenproblem. 13-19 - Andrés Rodríguez Moreno, Luis Gerardo de la Fraga, Emilio L. Zapata, José María Carazo, Oswaldo Trelles:
Biological sequence analysis on distributed-shared memory multiprocessors. 20-26 - Wai-Yip Chan, Chi-Kwong Li:
Scheduling tasks in DAG to heterogeneous processor system. 27-31 - Bing Bing Zhou, X. Qu, Richard P. Brent:
Effective scheduling in a mixed parallel and sequential computing environment. 32-37 - Wlodzimierz Glazek:
Distributed computation in a three-dimensional mesh with communication delays. 38-42 - Antonio Espinosa, Tomàs Margalef, Emilio Luque:
Automatic performance evaluation of parallel programs. 43-49 - Roger W. Hockney, Vladimir Getov:
Low-level benchmarking: performance profiles. 50-56 - José L. Roda, Casiano Rodríguez, Francisco Almeida, Daniel González-Morales:
Prediction of parallel algorithms performance on bus-based networks using PVM. 57-63 - Ernest Artiaga, Xavier Martorell, Yolanda Becerra, Nacho Navarro:
Experiences on implementing PARMACS macros to run the SPLASH-2 suite on multiprocessors. 64-69 - Martin Beck, Eberhard Zehendner, Theo Ungerer:
Architecture-dependent partitioning of dependence graphs. 70-76 - Nicole Sergent:
The performance of the consensus algorithm running on FDDI. 77-83
Session 1: Applications
- Michiel Ronsse, Dieter Kranzlmüller:
RoltMP-replay of Lamport timestamps for message passing systems. 87-93 - Antonio Polo Márquez, Juan Carlos Manzano, Miryam Salas Sánchez, Marisol Sánchez, Elena Jurado, Manuel Barrena García, Juan Hernández Núñez, Juan-Miguel Martínez:
Multiattribute indexing with m-Q-trees. 94-101 - Christian Fraboul, Frank Martin:
Modeling and simulation of integrated modular avionics. 102-110
Session 2: Interconnection Networks
- Indhira Garcés, Daniel Franco, Emilio Luque:
Improving parallel computer communication: dynamic routing balancing. 111-119 - José L. Sánchez, José Duato, José M. García:
Using channel pipelining in reconfigurable interconnection networks. 120-126 - Colin Allison:
Virtual networks and QoS for cluster computing. 127-132 - Carmen Carrión, Cruz Izu, José A. Gregorio, Fernando Vallejo, Ramón Beivide:
Ghost packets: a deadlock-free solution for k-ary n-cube networks. 133-139
Session 3: Distributed Systems
- Roberto Baldoni:
Causal broadcasting based on sliding windows. 143-149 - Jesús E. Villadangos, Federico Fariña, José Ramón González de Mendívil:
A safe distributed deadlock resolution algorithm for the OR request model. 150-156 - Michel Raynal, Mustaque Ahamad:
Exploiting write semantics in implementing partially replicated causal objects. 157-163 - Alexandros V. Gerbessiotis, David Lecomber, Constantinos J. Siniolakis, K. R. Sujithan:
PRAM programming: theory vs. practice. 164-170
Session 4: Tools I
- Richard Hofmann, Ursula Hilgers:
Theory and tool for estimating global time in parallel and distributed systems. 173-179 - Julie A. McCann, K. J. Manning:
Tool to evaluate performance in distributed heterogeneous processing. 180-185 - Francisco J. Suárez Alonso, Javier García, Joaquín Entrialgo, Daniel F. García, S. Graffa, Pedro de Miguel:
A toolset for visualization and analysis of parallel real-time embedded systems based on fast prototyping techniques. 186-194
Open Forum 2: Parallel languages and Applications
- Karim Djemame, Mohamed Bettaz:
Parallel simulation in rewriting logic: some observations. 197-203 - Hyun-Gyoo Yook, Mi-Soon Koo, Myong-Soon Park:
A new distribution format for reshaped arrays in High Performance Fortran. 204-210 - YoungJoon Byun, Young-Sik Chung, Byung-Sun Lee:
High-level CHILL debugging system in cross-development environments. 211-216 - Francisca Quintana, Roger Espasa, Mateo Valero:
A case for merging the ILP and DLP paradigms. 217-224 - Andreas Böhm, Wolfgang Oberndorfer, Roland Schmitz, Stefan Uellner:
Teleseminars via ISDN technical set-up and user reactions. 225-229 - Wai-Kin Lam, San-Li Li, Wai-kong Cheuk, Chi-Kwong Li:
The contractors-an alternative paradigm for worldwide virtual computing. 230-236 - Danny Crookes, Judy Brown, Ivor T. A. Spence, Philip J. Morrow, Donal Roantree, Gareth McAleese:
An efficient, portable software platform for parallel image processing. 237-242 - Franz Niederl, Alois Goller:
Method execution on a distributed image processing back-end. 243-249 - Andrea Clematis, Andrea Coda, Michela Spagnuolo:
Developing non-local iterative parallel algorithms for GIS on a workstation network. 250-256 - Maria Dolores Gil Montoya, Inmaculada García:
Implementation of parallel thinning algorithms on multicomputers: analysis of the work load balance. 257-263 - Consolación Gil, Julio Ortega:
Parallel test generation using circuit partitioning and spectral techniques. 264-270
Session 5: Tools II
- Julian M. Bass:
Proposals toward an integrated design environment for complex embedded systems. 273-278 - Alexander V. Supalov, Clemens-August Thole:
PARASOL interface to new parallel solvers: a case study. 279-285 - Jonathan M. D. Hill, Stephen A. Jarvis, Constantinos J. Siniolakis, Vasil P. Vasilev:
Portable and architecture independent parallel performance tuning using a call-graph profiling tool. 286-294
Session 6: Computer-Supported Cooperative Work
- Carla Simone, Kjeld Schmidt:
Taking the distributed nature of cooperative work seriously. 295-301 - Oliver Stiemerling, Armin B. Cremers:
Tailorable component architectures for CSCW-systems. 302-308 - Burkhard Messer, Kurt Sandkuhl:
Work platforms: basic infrastructure for groupware-a conceptual framework. 309-317 - Kurt Sandkuhl, Lutz Nentwig, Sonia Manhart, Petra Lafrenz:
Redesigning CSCW-systems for network computing-experience from the HotCon project. 318-324 - Klaas Sikkel, Olaf Neumann, Sabine Sachweh:
Process support for cooperative work on the World Wide Web. 325-334
Session 7: Dependable Distributed Systems
- Andrea Clematis, Geert Deconinck, Vittoria Gianuzzi:
A flexible state-saving library for message-passin gsystems. 335-341 - Peter Janik, Margaréta Kotocová:
An algorithm for optimization of reconfiguration of fault tolerant multiprocessor systems. 342-348 - Vincenzo De Florio, Geert Deconinck, Mario Truyens, Wim Rosseel, Rudy Lauwereins:
A hypermedia distributed application for monitoring and fault-injection in embedded fault-tolerant parallel programs. 349-355
Keynote Session 2
- José Duato:
Deadlock avoidance and adaptive routing in interconnection networks. 359-364
Open Forum 3: Distributed Systems and Communications
- György Vesztergombi, Géza Ódor, Francois Rohrbach, Geza Varga:
Scalable matrix multiplication algorithm for IRAM architecture machine. 367-372 - Elisa Heymann, Fernando Tinetti, Emilio Luque:
Preserving message integrity in dynamic process migration. 373-381 - Péter Kacsuk, Norbert Podhorszki:
Dataflow parallel database systems and LOGFLOW. 382-388 - Luciano Porto Barreto, Ingrid Jansch-Pôrto:
Open and reliable group communication processing: the FITOS-RPC approach. 389-394 - Giulio Iannello, Mario Lauria, Stefano Mercolino:
LogP performance characterization of fast messages atop Myrinet. 395-401 - Casiano Rodríguez, Francisco de Sande, Coromoto León, Luis García:
Providing nested parallelism and load balancing on message passing libraries. 402-408 - John Yiannis Cotronis, E. Avgeri, Y. Krallis:
Porting applications between PVM and Parix under Ensemble. 409-415 - Paolo Palazzari, Moreno Coli:
Virtual cut-through implementation of the HB packet switching routing algorithm. 416-421 - Sung-In Jung, Jae Kyoung Lee, Hae-Jin Kim:
Performance issues of message transmission on cluster-based multicomputer. 422-428
Session 8: Run-Time Support and Languages
- Andreas Kind, Julian A. Padget:
Multi-lingual threading. 431-437 - Jonathan M. D. Hill, David B. Skillicorn:
Practical barrier synchronisation. 438-444 - Marta Jiménez, José María Llabería, Agustín Fernández:
Loop bounds computation for multilevel tiling. 445-452 - João Luís Sobral, Alberto José Proença:
ParC++: a simple extension of C++ to parallel systems. 453-459
Session 9: Numerical Methods and Algorithms
- Dolors Royo, Miguel Valero-García, Antonio González:
A Jacobi-based algorithm for computing symmetric eigenvalues and eigenvectors in a two-dimensional mesh. 463-469 - Patricia González, José Carlos Cabaleiro, Tomás F. Pena:
Solving sparse triangular systems on distributed memory multicomputers. 470-478 - Alexandros V. Gerbessiotis, Constantinos J. Siniolakis:
An experimental study of BSP sorting algorithms. 479-485 - Zahira S. Khan:
Performance of the pipelined hash-join algorithm in a heterogeneous distributed environment. 486-491
Session 10: Parallel Architectures
- Luís Villa, Roger Espasa, Mateo Valero:
Effective usage of vector registers in decoupled vector architectures. 495-501 - Benjamín Sahelices Fernández, J. A. Illescas Arenas:
COMA-BC: a cache only memory architecture multicomputer for non-hierarchical common bus networks. 502-508 - Luis Piñuel, Ignacio Martín Llorente, Francisco Tirado:
A special-purpose parallel computer for solving partial differential equations. 509-517
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