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Foil 20 Structure(Architecture) of Applications - II

From Computing on the Pragmatic Object Web EuroPar Invited Presentation -- September 4 1998. by Geoffrey C. Fox


1 Modules are "natural" message-parallel components of problem and tend to have less stringent latency and bandwidth requirements than those needed to link data-parallel components
  • modules are what HPF needs task parallelism for
  • Often modules are naturally distributed whereas parts of data parallel decomposition may need to be kept on tightly coupled MPP
2 Assume that primary goal of metacomputing system is to add to existing parallel computing environments, a higher level supporting module parallelism
  • Now if one takes a large CFD problem and divides into a few components, those "coarse grain data-parallel components" will be supported by computational grid technology
3 Use Java/Distributed Object Technology for modules -- note Java to growing extent used to write servers for CORBA and COM object systems

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