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Processor Allocation in Mesh Multiprocessors Using a Hybrid Method
Taipei, Taiwan December 04-December 07
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/PDCAT.2006.88Seventh International Conference on P ...
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Sanya Attari, Islamic Azad University, Iran
Ayaz Isazadeh, Tabriz University, Iran
Mesh-connected systems have become popular because of their simple structure. Most of the allocation strategies in mesh systems are contiguous or noncontiguous. We propose a new hybrid processor allocation algorithm for mesh-connected systems. This method starts by processor allocation, contiguously; when contiguous aNocation is notpossible, the request is decomposed into smaller sub-meshes, such that for each sub-mesh a region can be allocated. Regions formed in this method have no regular forms and as a result all the free processors in a mesh are usefil in allocating process and number of rejected requests have become minimum. Compared to the other schemes, the proposed algorithm minimizes the communication delay among the selected processors. Our method combines the advantages of both contiguous and non-contiguous allocation schemes. We will show that it achieves minimum job response time and waiting time compared to the other strategies as well as improving the system utilization by using all idle processors in the system.
Index Terms:
mesh multiprocessor, allocation, algorithm, noncontiguous allocation, contiguous allocation, fragmentation.
Citation:
Sanya Attari, Ayaz Isazadeh, "Processor Allocation in Mesh Multiprocessors Using a Hybrid Method," pdcat, pp.492-496, Seventh International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing, Applications and Technologies (PDCAT'06), 2006
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