SmartApps: An application centric approach to high performance computing
State-of-the-art run-time systems are a poor match to diverse, dynamic distributed
applications because they are designed to provide support to a wide variety of applications,
without much customization to individual specific requirements. Little or no guiding
information flows directly from the application to the run-time system to allow the latter to fully
tailor its services to the application. As a result, the performance is disappointing. To address
this problem, we propose application-centric computing, or SMART APPLICATIONS. In the …
applications because they are designed to provide support to a wide variety of applications,
without much customization to individual specific requirements. Little or no guiding
information flows directly from the application to the run-time system to allow the latter to fully
tailor its services to the application. As a result, the performance is disappointing. To address
this problem, we propose application-centric computing, or SMART APPLICATIONS. In the …
Smartapps, an application centric approach to high performance computing: compiler-assisted software and hardware support for reduction operations
F Dang, MJ Garzaran, M Prvulovic… - Proceedings 16th …, 2002 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
State-of-the-art run-time systems are a poor match to diverse, dynamic distributed
applications because they are designed to provide support to a wide variety of applications,
without much customization to individual specific requirements. Little or no guiding
information flows directly from the application to the run-time system to allow the latter to fully
tailor its services to the application. As a result, the performance is disappointing. To address
this problem, we propose application-centric computing, or SMART APPLICATIONS. In the …
applications because they are designed to provide support to a wide variety of applications,
without much customization to individual specific requirements. Little or no guiding
information flows directly from the application to the run-time system to allow the latter to fully
tailor its services to the application. As a result, the performance is disappointing. To address
this problem, we propose application-centric computing, or SMART APPLICATIONS. In the …
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