First-class continuations are a powerful computational effect, allowing the programmer to express any form of jumping. Types and effect systems can be used to reason about contin...
Self-stabilizing algorithms for constructing a spanning tree of an arbitrary network have been studied for many models of distributed networks including those that communicate via ...
Parallel programmers typically assume that all resources required for a program’s execution are dedicated to that purpose. However, in local and wide area networks, contention f...
Alain J. Roy, Ian T. Foster, William Gropp, Nichol...
In many real applications, for example those with frequent and irregular communication patterns or those using large messages, network contention and contention for message proces...
Thanks to recent advances in virtualization technologies, it is now possible to benefit from the flexibility brought by virtual machines at little cost in terms of CPU performance....