Changes between Version 18 and Version 19 of replication_distribution


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Oct 13, 2016, 7:03:47 PM (8 years ago)
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alain
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    v18 v19  
    3434|| REMOTE ||  public   || localized    || Read Write || one per remote_mmap()                      ||
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    36  1.'''CODE''' : This private vseg contains the user application code. ALMOS-MK creates one CODE vseg per cluster. For a process P, the CODE vseg is registered in the VSL(P,Z) when the process is created in reference cluster Z. In the other clusters X, the CODE vseg is registered in VSL(P,X) when a page fault is signaled by a thread of P running in cluster X. In each cluster X, the CODE vseg is physically mapped in cluster X.
     36 1. '''CODE''' : This private vseg contains the user application code. ALMOS-MK creates one CODE vseg per cluster. For a process P, the CODE vseg is registered in the VSL(P,Z) when the process is created in reference cluster Z. In the other clusters X, the CODE vseg is registered in VSL(P,X) when a page fault is signaled by a thread of P running in cluster X. In each cluster X, the CODE vseg is physically mapped in cluster X.
    3737 1. '''DATA''' : This vseg contains the user application global data. ALMOX-MK creates one single DATA vseg per process, that is registered in the reference VSL(P,Z) when the process P is created in reference cluster Z.  In the other clusters X, the DATA vseg is registered  in VSL(P,X) when a page fault is signaled by a thread of P running in cluster X. To avoid contention, this vseg is physically distributed on all clusters. For each page, the physical mapping is decided by the reference cluster Z, but the page can be mapped on any cluster Y.
    3838 1. '''HEAP''' This vseg is actually used by the malloc() library. ALMOX-MK creates one single HEAP vseg per process, that is registered in the reference VSL(P,Z) when the process P is created in reference cluster Z.  In the other clusters X, the HEAP vseg is registered  in VSL(P,X) when a page fault is signaled by a thread of P running in cluster X. To avoid contention, this vseg is physically distributed on all clusters. For each page, the physical mapping is decided by the reference cluster Z, but the page can be mapped on any cluster Y.