'Concurrent processes' presentation slideshows

Concurrent Programming

CS 345. Concurrent Programming. Vitaly Shmatikov. Reading Assignment. Mitchell, Chapter 14. Concurrency. Multiprogramming Single processor runs several programs at the same time Each program proceeds sequentially Actions of one program may occur between two steps of another.

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Chapter 5 Concurrency: Mutual Exclusion and Synchronization

Chapter 5 Concurrency: Mutual Exclusion and Synchronization. Operating Systems: Internals and Design Principles. Seventh Edition By William Stallings.

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Concurrency: Mutual Exclusion and Synchronization

Concurrency: Mutual Exclusion and Synchronization. Chapter 5. Concurrency. Multiple applications Structured applications Operating system structure. Concurrency. Difficulties of Concurrency. Sharing of global resources Operating system managing the allocation of resources optimally

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O/S 4740

O/S 4740. Distributed Coordination. Event Ordering. In a Centralized system, we have common memory and clock, So we can always determine the order that events happened. In a Distributed system, we have no common reference. It is sometimes impossible to say which two events occurred first.

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Model Checking with SPIN Modeling and Verification with SPIN

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SystemC System-Level Modeling

SystemC System-Level Modeling . Mehdi Mosaffa Abdurrahman Manian. Requirements for a System-level Language?. Specification and design at various levels of abstraction Creation of executable specifications of design

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Qualitative Data Analysis

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High Performance Computing: Concepts, Methods, & Means Communicating Sequential Processes

High Performance Computing: Concepts, Methods, & Means Communicating Sequential Processes. Prof. Thomas Sterling Department of Computer Science Louisiana State University February 15, 2007. Topics. Introduction Towards a Scalable Execution Model Communicating Sequential Processes

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Hardware/Software Codesign Representation Models

Hardware/Software Codesign Representation Models. Ly Le and Kyung Kim Department of Electrical Engineering University of Washington 11/9/2004. Outline Overview. Definition Purposes Representation models Codesign tools Summary. Definition. Codesign Representation Model

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Hardware/Software Codesign Representation Models

Hardware/Software Codesign Representation Models. Ly Le and Kyung Kim Department of Electrical Engineering University of Washington 11/9/2004. Outline Overview. Definition Purposes Representation models Codesign tools Summary. Definition. Codesign Representation Model

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Compiling Communicating Processes into Delay-Insensitive VLSI Circuits

Compiling Communicating Processes into Delay-Insensitive VLSI Circuits. Alain J. Martin Department of Computer Science California Institute of Technology. Communicating Hardware Processes. Inspired by: Hoare's communicating sequential processes (CSP). Dijkstra's guarded commands.

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2P13

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Real-Time Scheduling [ Chapter 5.5]

Real-Time Scheduling [ Chapter 5.5]. Aravind Venkataraman. Topics of Discussion. Real-time Computing Synchronous Programming Languages Real-time Operating Systems Real-time System Types Real-time System Key factors, terminology Real-time System Methodologies

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Basic Synchronization Principles

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Lecture 2: Introduction to interacting processes

Lecture 2: Introduction to interacting processes. Recap Concurrent processes could be pseudo-parallel Sharing a single CPU context switching between them Having the potential to be truly parallel if > 1 CPU available Or they could be truly parallel

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