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IPL
1998
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A Limitation of Vector Timestamps for Reconstructing Distributed Computations
Vector timestamps provide a way of recording the causal relationships between events in a distributed computation. We draw attention to a limitation of such timestamps when used t...
Colin J. Fidge
EUROPAR
2001
Springer
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Self-Organizing Hierarchical Cluster Timestamps
Distributed-system observation tools require an efficient data structure to store and query the partial-order of execution. Such data structures typically use vector timestamps to...
Paul A. S. Ward, David J. Taylor
JACM
2002
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Bounded concurrent timestamp systems using vector clocks
Abstract. Shared registers are basic objects used as communication mediums in asynchronous concurrent computation. A concurrent timestamp system is a higher typed communication obj...
Sibsankar Haldar, Paul M. B. Vitányi
PDP
1997
IEEE
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The controlled logical clock--a global time for trace-based software monitoring of parallel applications in workstation clusters
Event tracing and monitoring of parallel applications are difficult if each processor has its own unsynchronized clock. A survey is given on several strategies to generate a glob...
Rolf Rabenseifner
PODC
1997
ACM
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Lazy Consistency Using Loosely Synchronized Clocks
Thispaperdescribesanewschemeforguaranteeingthattransactions in a client/server system observe consistent state while they are running. The scheme is presented in conjunction with ...
Atul Adya, Barbara Liskov