The proceedings contain 68 papers. The topics discussed include: faster deterministic all pairs shortest paths in congest model;contention resolution with message deadlines;memory tagging: minimalist synchronization f...
ISBN:
(纸本)9781450369350
The proceedings contain 68 papers. The topics discussed include: faster deterministic all pairs shortest paths in congest model;contention resolution with message deadlines;memory tagging: minimalist synchronization for scalable concurrent data structures;work-efficient batch-incremental minimum spanning trees with applications to the sliding-window model;closing the gap between cache-oblivious and cache-adaptive analysis;optimal resource allocation for elastic and inelastic jobs;optimal parallel algorithms in the binary-forking model;randomized incremental convex hull is highly parallel;almost universal anonymous rendezvous in the plane;the online multi-commodity facility location problem;unconditional lower bounds for adaptive massively parallel computation;on the hardness of massively parallel computation;and graph sparsification for derandomizing massively parallel computation with low space.
The proceedings contain 43 papers. The topics discussed include: speed scaling of processes with arbitrary speedup curves on a multiprocessor;the bell is ringing in speed-scaled multiprocessor scheduling;mapping filte...
ISBN:
(纸本)9781605586069
The proceedings contain 43 papers. The topics discussed include: speed scaling of processes with arbitrary speedup curves on a multiprocessor;the bell is ringing in speed-scaled multiprocessor scheduling;mapping filtering streaming applications with communication costs;scheduling to minimize staleness and stretch in real-time data warehouses;parameterized maximum and average degree approximation in topic-based publish-subscribe overlay network design;selfishness in transactional memory;at-most-once semantics in asynchronous shared memory;memory models: a case for rethinking parallel languages and hardware;the life and times of a ZooKeeper;Cassandra - a structured storage system on a P2P network;Pregel: a system for large-scale graph processing;towards transactional memory semantics for C++;on avoiding spare aborts in transactional memory;inherent limitations on disjoint-access parallel implementations of transactional memory;reducers and other Cilk++ hyperobjects;and beyond nested parallelism: tight bounds on work-stealing overheads for parallel futures.
The proceedings contain 42 papers. The topics discussed include: on dynamic bin packing for resource allocation in the cloud;on the online fault-tolerant server consolidation problem;on computing maximal independent s...
ISBN:
(纸本)9781450328210
The proceedings contain 42 papers. The topics discussed include: on dynamic bin packing for resource allocation in the cloud;on the online fault-tolerant server consolidation problem;on computing maximal independent sets of hypergraphs in parallel;simple parallel and distributed algorithms for spectral graph sparsification;concurrent data structures for efficient streaming aggregation;provably good scheduling for parallel programs that use data structures through implicit batching;scheduling selfish jobs on multidimensional parallel machines;LP rounding and combinatorial algorithms for minimizing active and busy time;a note on multiprocessor speed scaling with precedence constraints;executing dynamic data-graph computations deterministically using chromatic scheduling;the PCL theorem. transactions cannot be parallel, consistent and live;adaptive integration of hardware and software lock elision techniques;and transaction-friendly condition variables.
The proceedings contain 47 papers. The topics discussed include: Quancurrent: a concurrent quantiles sketch;an efficient scheduler for task-parallel interactive applications;efficient synchronization-light work steali...
ISBN:
(纸本)9781450395458
The proceedings contain 47 papers. The topics discussed include: Quancurrent: a concurrent quantiles sketch;an efficient scheduler for task-parallel interactive applications;efficient synchronization-light work stealing;balanced allocations in batches: the tower of two choices;massively parallel tree embeddings for high dimensional spaces;deterministic massively parallel symmetry breaking for sparse graphs;an associativity threshold phenomenon in set-associative caches;increment - and - freeze: every cache, everywhere, all of the time;multidimensional approximate agreement with asynchronous fallback;a tight characterization of fast failover routing: resiliency to two link failures is possible;releasing memory with optimistic access: a hybrid approach to memory reclamation and allocation in lock-free programs;transactional composition of nonblocking data structures;applying hazard pointers to more concurrent data structures;and nearly optimal parallel algorithms for longest increasing subsequence.
The proceedings contain 54 papers. The topics discussed include: expediting hazard pointers with bounded RCU critical sections;Alock: asymmetric lock primitive for RDMA systems;when is parallelism fearless and zero-co...
ISBN:
(纸本)9798400704161
The proceedings contain 54 papers. The topics discussed include: expediting hazard pointers with bounded RCU critical sections;Alock: asymmetric lock primitive for RDMA systems;when is parallelism fearless and zero-cost with rust?;efficient parallel reinforcement learning framework using the reactor model;parallel best arm identification in heterogeneous environments;brief announcement: lock-free learned search data structure;brief announcement: LIT: lookup interlocked table for range queries;brief announcement: a fast scalable detectable unrolled lock-based linked list;scheduling out-trees online to optimize maximum flow;optimizing dynamic data center provisioning through speed scaling: a primal-dual perspective;scheduling jobs with work-inefficient parallel solutions;and multi bucket queues: efficient concurrent priority scheduling.
The proceedings contain 52 papers. The topics discussed include: randomized approximate nearest neighbor search with limited adaptivity;encoding short ranges in TCAM without expansion: efficient algorithm and applicat...
ISBN:
(纸本)9781450342100
The proceedings contain 52 papers. The topics discussed include: randomized approximate nearest neighbor search with limited adaptivity;encoding short ranges in TCAM without expansion: efficient algorithm and applications;extending the nested parallel model to the nested dataflow model with provably efficient schedulers;latency-hiding work stealing: scheduling interacting parallel computations with work stealing;provably good and practically efficient parallel race detection for fork-join programs;dynamic determinacy race detection for task parallelism with futures;RUBIC: online parallelism tuning for co-located transactional memory applications;investigating the performance of hardware transactions on a multi-socket machine;parallel algorithms for asymmetric read-write costs;general profit scheduling and the power of migration on heterogeneous machines;the power of migration in online machine minimization;fair online scheduling for selfish jobs on heterogeneous machines;scheduling parallelizable jobs online to minimize the maximum flow time;clairvoyant dynamic bin packing for job scheduling with minimum server usage time;parallel equivalence class sorting: algorithms, lower bounds, and distribution-based analysis;and parallel approaches to the string matching problem on the GPU.
The proceedings contain 40 papers. The topics discussed include: time vs. space trade-offs for rendezvous in trees;allowing each node to communicate only once in a distributed system: shared whiteboard models;optimal ...
ISBN:
(纸本)9781450312134
The proceedings contain 40 papers. The topics discussed include: time vs. space trade-offs for rendezvous in trees;allowing each node to communicate only once in a distributed system: shared whiteboard models;optimal and competitive runtime bounds for continuous, local gathering of mobile robots;online multi-robot exploration of grid graphs with rectangular obstacles;in search of parallel dimensions;delegation and nesting in best-effort hardware transactional memory;design, verification and applications of a new read-write lock algorithm;a lock-free B+tree;brief announcement: the problem based benchmark suite;brief announcement: subgraph isomorphism on a multithreaded shared memory architecture;efficient cache oblivious algorithms for randomized divide-and-conquer on the multicore model;a scalable framework for heterogeneous GPU-based clusters;and faster and simpler width-independent parallel algorithms for positive semidefinite programming.
As the number of cores increases on chip multiprocessors, coherence is fast becoming a central issue for multi-core performance. This is exacerbated by the fact that interconnection speeds are not scaling well with te...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9781595936677
As the number of cores increases on chip multiprocessors, coherence is fast becoming a central issue for multi-core performance. This is exacerbated by the fact that interconnection speeds are not scaling well with technology. This paper describes mechanisms to accelerate coherence for a multi-core architecture that has multiple private L2 caches and a scalable point-to-point interconnect between cores. These techniques exploit the differences in geometry between chip multiprocessors and traditional multiprocessor architectures. Directory-based protocols have been proposed as a scalable alternative to snoop-based protocols. In this paper, we discuss implementations of coherence for CMPs and propose and evaluate a novel directory-based coherence scheme to improve the performance of parallel programs on such processors. Proximity-aware coherence accelerates read and write misses by initiating cache-to-cache transfers from the spatially closest sharer. This has the dual benefit of eliminating unnecessary accesses to off-Chip memory, and minimizing the distance over which communicated data moves across the network. The proposed schemes result in speedups up to 74.9% for our workloads.
Rule-based systems appear to be capable of exploiting large amounts of parallelism, because it is possible to match each rule to the data memory in parallel. It is pointed out that in practice the speedup from paralle...
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ISBN:
(纸本)081860719X
Rule-based systems appear to be capable of exploiting large amounts of parallelism, because it is possible to match each rule to the data memory in parallel. It is pointed out that in practice the speedup from parallelism is quite limited, less than 10-fold. The reasons for the small speedup are: (1) the small number of rules relevant to each change to data memory;(2) the large variation in the processing required by the relevant rules;and (3) the small number of changes made to data memory between synchronization steps. To obtain this limited factor of 10-fold speedup, it is necessary to exploit parallelism at a very fine granularity. It is suggested that a suitable architecture to exploit such fine-grain parallelism is a bus-based shared-memory multiprocessor with 32-64 processors. Using such a multiprocessor (with individual processors working at 2 MIPS), it is possible to obtain execution speeds of about 3800 rule-firings/s. This speed is significantly higher than that obtained by other proposed parallel implementations of rule-based systems.
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