A master thesis from Aalborg University
Pre-Analyses Dependency Scheduling with Multiple Threads
Author(s)
Term
4. term
Education
Publication year
2016
Submitted on
2016-06-12
Pages
134 pages
Abstract
This report contain information on how to utilize multiple cores from the CPU with a different abstraction than threads. The abstraction created was tasks. The tasks can be seen as a to do list, where a previous task has to be finished before the next task, these tasks may be run concurrently if they do not affect one another. The report succeeded in creating a dependency scheduler with comparable performance or better than the existing solutions for managing threads. The report conducts multiple micro benchmarks and a real application test with a spreadsheet, where it succeeds in speeding up the spreadsheet.
Keywords
Dependency ; Scheduler ; Threads ; Abstraction ; Spreadsheet ; Concurrent ; Parallel ; OpenCL ; C# ; Threadpool ; UPPAAL ; Interleaving ; Multitasking ; Many Core ; Multi Core ; Many-Core ; Multi-Core
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