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Shared memory NUMA programming on I-WAY
1996
Proceedings of 5th IEEE International Symposium on High Performance Distributed Computing HPDC-96
The performance of the Global Array shared-memory nonuniform memory-access programming model is explored on the I-WAY, wide-area-network distributed supercomputer environment. The Global Array model is extended by introducing a concept of mirrored arrays. Latencies and bandwidths for remote memory access are studied, and the performance of a large application from computational chemistry is evaluated using both fully distributed and also mirrored arrays. Excellent performance can be obtained
doi:10.1109/hpdc.1996.546214
dblp:conf/hpdc/NieplochaH96
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