Portability of Parallel and Distributed Applications
Is it possible to build a portable and scalable parallel application?
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Portability has become an important consideration in parallel application design. The wordportable, or portability, has been widely and often used in the parallel processing community.However, there is no adequate, commonly accepted definition of portability evaluation available.Portability evaluation of parallel application is difficult to quantify, evaluate, and compare. Thiswork is an attempt to establish a framework called Scalable Portability Evaluation Methodology(SPEM) for analyzing the parallel portability.The novelty of SPEM methodology is in its ability to compare, evaluate, and anal...
Portability has become an important consideration in
parallel application design. The word
portable, or portability, has been widely and often
used in the parallel processing community.
However, there is no adequate, commonly accepted
definition of portability evaluation available.
Portability evaluation of parallel application is
difficult to quantify, evaluate, and compare. This
work is an attempt to establish a framework called
Scalable Portability Evaluation Methodology
(SPEM) for analyzing the parallel portability.
The novelty of SPEM methodology is in its ability to
compare, evaluate, and analyze the
parallel portability over different applications and
architecture. Portable speedup and efficiency
metrics are defined and function as the basis for
the definition of a new parallel portability metric
called Portability Degree (PD). Based on the new
metric, the Scalable Portability (SP) approach
to analyze portability of a parallel system is
formally defined.
parallel application design. The word
portable, or portability, has been widely and often
used in the parallel processing community.
However, there is no adequate, commonly accepted
definition of portability evaluation available.
Portability evaluation of parallel application is
difficult to quantify, evaluate, and compare. This
work is an attempt to establish a framework called
Scalable Portability Evaluation Methodology
(SPEM) for analyzing the parallel portability.
The novelty of SPEM methodology is in its ability to
compare, evaluate, and analyze the
parallel portability over different applications and
architecture. Portable speedup and efficiency
metrics are defined and function as the basis for
the definition of a new parallel portability metric
called Portability Degree (PD). Based on the new
metric, the Scalable Portability (SP) approach
to analyze portability of a parallel system is
formally defined.
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