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From: zenith-steven@cs.yale.edu (Steven Ericsson Zenith)
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Subject: Linda/transputer: preliminary report available
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Date: 25 May 90 16:47:48 GMT
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Linda coordination language; subsystem kernel architecture (on transputers)
Yale Research Report RR794.

Steven Ericsson Zenith.
Yale University.
Department of Computer Science.
New Haven, Connecticut. USA.
25th May 1990.

This paper gives a summary outline of the Linda model of parallelism
outlines the optimizations used by the current C-Linda compiler to
transform tuple space interactions, and further eval transformations
which provide effective process distribution and scheduling. The
architecture of a machine (constructed from transputers) and
implementation strategy used to provide a kernel to support this
compiler are presented.

Funding for this work was provided in part by NSF grants CCR--8657615.

Requests for copies of this and other Linda papers can be directed to:

hatchell@cs.yale.edu

Regards,
Steven.

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