Performance measurements of scheduling strategies and parallel algorithms for a multiprocessor quick sort
J. Chen, E.L. Dagless, Yi Guo
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J. Chen, E.L. Dagless, Yi Guo
Abstract
A variety of parallel algorithms running under a contention scheduler and a master/slave scheduler and implemented on the CYBA-M multiprocessor are described and a new predistributed quick sort is reported. Results show speed up factors of 7.88 for 13 processors, and processor utilisations greater than 75% for 10 or more processors are predicted when sorting large lists with long keys.
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A variety of parallel algorithms running under a contention scheduler and a master/slave scheduler and implemented on the CYBA-M multiprocessor are described and a new predistributed quick sort is reported. Results show speed up factors of 7.88 for 13 processors, and processor utilisations greater than 75% for 10 or more processors are predicted when sorting large lists with long keys.
Key concepts: Parallel computing, Multiprocessing, Computer science, sort, Sorting algorithm, Sorting, Scheduling (production processes), Merge sort