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This paper shows an effective methodology to parallelize DNSSEC using an algorithmic skeleton library: Skandium. DNSSEC is the Domain Name System (DNS) Security Extensions. DNSSEC provides a set of backward compatible extensions to the DNS that secure the domain name resolution process. The application of these extensions to a domain zone introduces new CPU intensive tasks, where parallelism can be...
This paper addresses the issue of type safe algorithmic skeletons. From a theoretical perspective we contribute by: formally specifying a type system for algorithmic skeletons, and proving that the type system guarantees type safety. From an implementation point of view, we show how it is possible to enforce the type system on an Java based algorithmic skeleton library. The enforcement takes place...
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