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Tysowski, Piotr
Zulkernine, Mohammad

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ZHENG, Si-Qing, ed.. Proceedings of the Eleventh IASTED International Conference Parallel and Distributed Computing and Systems : November 3 - 6, 1999, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. Anaheim; Zurich [u.a.]: Acta Press, 1999, pp. 683-692. ISBN 0-88986-275-3

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Java is an object-oriented programming language with built-in features for creating distributed programs. A key feature-set that is missing, however, is'an easy-to-use, reliable, and scaleable tool for writing truly parallel programs. The Linda para\lel programming model defmes a client-server approach where concurrent execution requests are serviced and results are stored to a shared data repository called a Tuple Space. Tuples consist of heterogeneous coIIections of data of various types. An interpretation of the model aIIows the programmer to create active tuples, in which user-defined functions are automatically and transparently launched in concurrently executing processes distributed on remote workstations. This paper presents an implementation of Linda in Java called JaCaL, a library of classes and interfaces easily integrated into a client application. The Tuple Space has been implemented as a data store residing on a single machine, whilst being accessible by clients distributed on other machines. Clients can create active tuples, which cause processes on distributed machines to be transparently invoked to execute user-defined functions, employing a load-balanced worker process model. No pre-processor is required to parse the client program before compilation. The implementation allows a Java application developer to create more efficient coarse grained parallel programs with minimal effort. Performance measurements have been made and compared to those of another, similar implementation.

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Linda, Java, concurrency, parallel programming, distributed computing

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IASTED, 3. Nov. 1999 - 6. Nov. 1999, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
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ISO 690TYSOWSKI, Piotr, Mohammad ZULKERNINE, Stefan LEUE, 1999. JaCaL : an implementation of Linda in Java. IASTED. MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 3. Nov. 1999 - 6. Nov. 1999. In: ZHENG, Si-Qing, ed.. Proceedings of the Eleventh IASTED International Conference Parallel and Distributed Computing and Systems : November 3 - 6, 1999, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. Anaheim; Zurich [u.a.]: Acta Press, 1999, pp. 683-692. ISBN 0-88986-275-3
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@inproceedings{Tysowski1999JaCaL-22153,
  year={1999},
  title={JaCaL : an implementation of Linda in Java},
  isbn={0-88986-275-3},
  publisher={Acta Press},
  address={Anaheim; Zurich [u.a.]},
  booktitle={Proceedings of the Eleventh IASTED International Conference Parallel and Distributed Computing and Systems : November 3 - 6, 1999, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA},
  pages={683--692},
  editor={Zheng, Si-Qing},
  author={Tysowski, Piotr and Zulkernine, Mohammad and Leue, Stefan}
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