The paper presents the Abstract Configuration Language (ACL) implemented within the Parallel Objects object-oriented parallel programming environment. ACL defines a set of directives that allow users to specify the allocation needs of his/her application components without being aware of the architectural details. ACL directives drive the allocation decisions of the run-time support, by adapting its general-purpose behaviour to follow applications particular allocation needs. The effectiveness of the ACL approach in increasing the performances of parallel applications is confirmed by a testbed application.
High-level directives to drive the allocation of parallel object-oriented applications / Corradi, Antonio; Leonardi, Letizia; Zambonelli, Franco. - (1997), pp. 75-84. (Intervento presentato al convegno Proceedings of 1997 2nd International Workshop on High-Level Programming Models and Supportive Environments tenutosi a Geneva, Switz, nel 1997).
High-level directives to drive the allocation of parallel object-oriented applications
Corradi Antonio;Leonardi Letizia;Zambonelli Franco
1997
Abstract
The paper presents the Abstract Configuration Language (ACL) implemented within the Parallel Objects object-oriented parallel programming environment. ACL defines a set of directives that allow users to specify the allocation needs of his/her application components without being aware of the architectural details. ACL directives drive the allocation decisions of the run-time support, by adapting its general-purpose behaviour to follow applications particular allocation needs. The effectiveness of the ACL approach in increasing the performances of parallel applications is confirmed by a testbed application.
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