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WS-based workflow description language for message passing

Yan Huang, Qifeng Huang

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This paper presents MPFL, an extension to SWFL that provides a message passing flow language for describing parallel scientific applications with message passing composed from Web services. The background to developing the language is discussed. Then the paper focuses on four main message passing issues: communicators, point-to-point communications, collective communications, and application topologies. The semantics of the language and its model for representing message passing are also described.

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This paper presents MPFL, an extension to SWFL that provides a message passing flow language for describing parallel scientific applications with message passing composed from Web services. The background to developing the language is discussed. Then the paper focuses on four main message passing issues: communicators, point-to-point communications, collective communications, and application topologies. The semantics of the language and its model for representing message passing are also described.

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This paper presents MPFL, an extension to SWFL that provides a message passing flow language for describing parallel scientific applications with message passing composed from Web services. The background to developing the language is discussed. Then the paper focuses on four main message passing issues: communicators, point-to-point communications, collective communications, and application topologies. The semantics of the language and its model for representing message passing are also described.

Key concepts: Message passing, Computer science, Message broker, Semantics (computer science), Workflow, Point (geometry), Programming language, World Wide Web

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