Titlebook: Informatik; Johann Blieberger,Gerhard-Helge Schildt,Stefan Stö Textbook 19922nd edition Springer-Verlag Wien 1992 Betriebssystem.Betriebss

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ing resource requests and (2) constraint problems modelling allocation and scheduling. Both directions assume the knowledge of the underlying platform architecture and the dependencies it induces on the usage of the various resources. In this paper, we bridge this gap by introducing constraint-flow

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ing resource requests and (2) constraint problems modelling allocation and scheduling. Both directions assume the knowledge of the underlying platform architecture and the dependencies it induces on the usage of the various resources. In this paper, we bridge this gap by introducing constraint-flow

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Johann Blieberger,Gerhard-Helge Schildt,Ulrich Schmid,Stefan Stöcklern this context, distances can be estimated in a fully-distributed way by the so-called . self-organisation pattern: it is a basic building block also for large-scale system coordination, frequently used to broadcast information, forecast pointwise events, as carrier for distributed sensing, and as c

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res essential characteristics of MANETs, including the ability of a MANET node to broadcast a message to any other node within its physical transmission range (and no others), and to move in and out of the transmission range of other nodes in the network. A key feature of the .-calculus is the separ

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Johann Blieberger,Gerhard-Helge Schildt,Ulrich Schmid,Stefan Stöcklerventing problems arising from shared state, such as data races, as it avoids sharing in general. Message passing is less effective when concurrent access to large amounts of data is needed, as the overhead of messaging may be prohibitive. In shared memory environments, this issue could be alleviated

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Johann Blieberger,Gerhard-Helge Schildt,Ulrich Schmid,Stefan Stöckler can be efficiently implemented using constraint satisfaction technologies such as SAT and SMT solvers. Existing implementations of interaction constraints interact with external components only in a very simple way: interaction occurs only . rounds of constraint satisfaction. What is missing is any