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A Distributed Object Model for Solving Irregularly Structured Problems on Cluster
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Yudong Sun, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Cho-Li Wang, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
This paper presents a distributed object model MOIDE (Multithreaded Object-oriented Infrastructure on Distributed Environment) for solving irregularly structured problems on cluster. The primary appeal of MOIDE is its flexible system structure that is adaptive to heterogeneous architecture of a cluster. MOIDE integrates the object-oriented and multithreaded methodologies to set up a unified computing environment. Both the shared-data access and remote messaging are incorporated in a two-layer communication mechanism for efficient inter-object communication with the common communication interface. MOIDE supports dynamic load balancing by its autonomous load scheduling technique. A runtime support system implements the MOIDE model as a platform-independent infrastructure for developing and executing irregularly structured applications. N-body, ray tracing, and conjugate gradient applications are implemented to illustrate the advantages of MOIDE model.
Index Terms:
MOIDE; Distributed object; Irregularly structured problems; Heterogeneous cluster
Citation:
Yudong Sun, Cho-Li Wang, "A Distributed Object Model for Solving Irregularly Structured Problems on Cluster," cluster, pp.187, Third IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing (CLUSTER'01), 2001
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