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We propose probabilistic guards and analyze their performance. To reduce the total task division cost, probabilistic guards can prevent thief workers from stealing small tasks from victim workers probabilistically. In this study, we have implemented probabilistic guards on a work-stealing framework called Tascell and have confirmed that they perform well. In theory, a thief may repeat an unbounded...
Tascell is a task parallel language that supports distributed memory environments. The conventional implementation of Tascell realizes inter-node communication with TCP/IP communication via Tascell servers. This implementation is suitable for dynamic addition of computation nodes and wide-area distributed environments. On the other hand, in supercomputer environments, TCP/IP may not be available for...
This paper proposes an implementation of a parallel graph mining algorithm using a task-parallel language having exception handling features. The performance of a straightforward task-parallel implementation is poor for many practical backtrack search algorithms due to pruning employed in them, a worker may prune a useless subtree, which is pruned before traversal in the sequential search algorithms...
We propose a new language concept called “L-closures” for a running program to legitimately inspect/modify the contents of its execution stack. L-closures are lightweight lexical closures created by evaluating nested function definitions. A lexical closure can access the lexically-scoped variables in the creation-time environment and indirect calls to it provide legitimate stack access. By using an...
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