| Jozef Gruska, Branislav Rovan, Juraj Wiedermann - 1986 - 810 lapas
...well as the implementation of space-sharing techniques. However, deadlocks may appear if the muting algorithms are not carefully designed. A deadlock...because the queues of the message system are full. The size of the queues strongly influences the pmbability to reach a deadlocked configuration. First... | |
| Daniel Etiemble - 1992 - 1012 lapas
...multicomputers, the network latency is dominated by the second term for all but very short messages. Deadlocks may appear if the routing algorithms are...advance toward its destination because the queues ofthe message system are full. The size of the queues strongly influences the probability of reaching... | |
| Kevin Bolding, Lawrence Snyder - 1994 - 340 lapas
...technique makes the message latency largely insensitive to the distance in the message-passing network. Deadlocks may appear if the routing algorithms are...because the queues of the message system are full. Many deadlock-free routing algorithms have been developed for store-and-forward computer networks [17,... | |
| Dhabaleswar K. Panda, Craig B. Stunkel - 1997 - 292 lapas
...increasing node delay [6]. An alternative approach consists of using adaptive routing [18]. However, deadlocks may appear if the routing algorithms are not carefully designed. A deadlock occurs in an interconnection network when no message is able to advance toward its destination because... | |
| 1991 - 596 lapas
...communication. Furthermore routing algorithms may avoid deadlock situations and starvation. Deadlock occurs when no message can advance toward its destination...because the queues of the message system are full. ESA N91-18683# Universiteit Twente, Enschede (Netherlands). Dept. of Computer Science. STATIC ALLOCATION... | |
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