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ORCIDFuture Generation Computer Systems, Volume 8
Volume 8, Numbers 1-3, July 1992
- Anthony J. G. Hey, E. Paris:
Guest editorial. 1-2 - Neil Carmichael, Michael Norman:
Parallel processing: the power and the portability. Experiments with 'reusable toolkits'. 3-8 - G. S. Almasi, T. McLuckie, J. Bell, A. Gordon, D. Hale:
Parallel distributed seismic migration. 9-26 - Stefan Brode:
Computational chemistry with a workstation-farm. 27-29 - Giacomo Bucci, Riccardo Detti, Stefano Nativi
, Valdo Pasqui:
Loosely coupled workstations in a radiological image information system. 31-42 - Rainer C. Sinkwitz:
Particle motion simulation - a parallel distributed workstation application for real-time. 43-47 - Susan Flynn Hummel:
Workstation hardware and software support for parallel applications. 49-65 - Lawrence Albinson, Dominique Grabas, Pascal Piovesan, Michel Tombroff, Christian Tricot, Hossein Yassaie:
UNIX on a loosely coupled architecture: The CHORUS/MiX approach. 67-81 - Roberto Bisiani, O. Martin:
A distributed-memory, high-performance workstation. 83-91 - Peter Steiner:
Extending multiprogramming to a DMPP. 93-109 - Rutger F. H. Hofman, Willem G. Vree:
Distributed hierarchical scheduling with explicit grain size control. 111-119 - Henri E. Bal:
A comparative study of five parallel programming languages. 121-135 - Andrea Masini, Marco Danelutto:
Implementation of a synchronous communication in a loosely coupled system: A correctness proof. 137-147 - Antonino Mazzeo, Stefano Russo, Giorgio Ventre:
Using CSP languages to program parallel workstation systems. 149-163 - Andrei Heilper, Neta Amit, Doron Cohen:
The distributed and parallel NIC server. 165-181 - Jean-Marc Adamo, N. Alhafez, Jean-François Bonneville, Christophe Bonello, P. Moukeli, Luis A. Trejo:
Developing a software interface for the dynamically reconfigurable SuperNode multiprocessor. 183-189 - Vaidy S. Sunderam:
Heterogeneous network-based concurrent computing environments. 191-203 - Marco Danelutto, Roberto Di Meglio, Salvatore Orlando, Susanna Pelagatti, Marco Vanneschi:
A methodology for the development and the support of massively parallel programs. 205-220 - Thomas Bemmerl, Bernhard Ries:
Programming tools for distributed multiprocessor computing environments. 221-234 - Massimo Bernaschi, M. Blount, Piero Sguazzero, Marcello Vitaletti:
Distributed shared virtual memory on RISC System/6000 clusters and large scale computations: Two case studies. 235-242 - Sape J. Mullender:
Distributed multimedia systems. 243-247 - Gianluigi Alari, Augusto Ciuffoletti:
Using full message exchange for probabilistic clock synchronization (extended abstract). 249-252 - Mario Cannataro, Giandomenico Spezzano, Domenico Talia:
High level communication mechanisms for distributed parallel computers from an adaptive message routing. 253-255 - Ernesto Damiani, Ottavio M. D'Antona, Huu Le Van:
The design of a microkernel application platform for shop-floor automation extended abstract. 257-259 - Stig Östholm:
Electronic mail in a distributed heterogeneous system. 261-262
Volume 8, Number 4, September 1992
- Emile H. L. Aarts, Jan van Leeuwen, Martin Rem:
Parallel computing. 267-268 - Jayadev Misra:
Loosely-coupled processes. 269-286 - Herbert H. J. Hum, Guang R. Gao:
A high-speed memory organization for hybrid dataflow / von Neumann computing. 287-301 - Martin Waite, Bret Giddings, Simon H. Lavington:
Parallel associative combinator evaluation II. 303-319 - Jesper Vasell, Jonas Vasell:
The function processor: A data-driven processor array for irregular computations. 321-335 - Jeff Magee, Naranker Dulay:
A configuration approach to parallel programming. 337-347 - Vincent Van Dongen:
Mapping uniform recurrences onto small size arrays. 349-361 - Luc Bougé, Jean-Luc Levaire:
Control structures for data-parallel SIMD languages: semantics and implementation. 363-378 - Torben Hagerup, Arno Schmitt, Helmut Seidl:
FORK: A high-level language for PRAMs. 379-393 - Pilar de la Torre, Clyde P. Kruskal:
Towards a single model of efficient computation in real parallel machines. 395-408 - Seif Haridi, Sverker Janson, Catuscia Palamidessi:
Structural operational semantics for AKL. 409-421 - Ryszard Janicki, Maciej Koutny:
Invariants and paradigms of concurrency theory. 423-435
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