Distributed garbage collection for managed X10

Kawachiya, Kiyokuni; Takeuchi, Mikio; Zakirov, Salikh; Onodera, Tamiya

doi:10.1145/2246056.2246061

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“…Managed X10 [12,22] is an implementation of X10 which compiles an X10 program to Java for running it on a cluster of Java VMs. As a new JVM language, one of the major goals of Managed X10 is smooth interoperability with existing Java programs.…”

Section: Reified Generics In Managed X10mentioning

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Fast method dispatch and effective use of primitives for reified generics in managed X10

Takeuchi

Zakirov

Kawachiya

et al. 2012

Proceedings of the 2012 ACM SIGPLAN X10 Workshop

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Two new techniques for improving performance of reified generics without specializing types are presented. With these techniques, the cost of method dispatch is reduced by 95% from the regular self dispatching based implementation, and the cost of returning primitive value is reduced by 15% from the regular boxing based implementation. These techniques are useful to implement reified generics in Java and other JVM languages.

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Section: Reified Generics In Managed X10mentioning

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Fast method dispatch and effective use of primitives for reified generics in managed X10

Takeuchi

Zakirov

Kawachiya

et al. 2012

Proceedings of the 2012 ACM SIGPLAN X10 Workshop

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“…To copy otherwise, to republish, to post on servers or to redistribute to lists, requires prior specific permission and/or a fee. reified generics like C++ templates made the efficient execution of X10 programs on Java platform require novel implementation techniques that were described in [15,16] (distributed GC is described in [8]), and complicated the interoperation with existing Java code.…”

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Java interoperability in managed X10

Takeuchi

Cunningham

Grove

et al. 2013

Proceedings of the Third ACM SIGPLAN X10 Workshop

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The ability to smoothly interoperate with other programming languages is an essential feature to reduce the barriers to adoption for new languages such as X10. Compiler-supported interoperability between Managed X10 and Java was initially previewed in X10 version 2.2.2 and is now fully supported in X10 version 2.3. In this paper we describe and motivate the Java interoperability features of Managed X10. For calling Java from X10, external linkage for Java code is explained. For calling X10 from Java, the current implementation of Java code generation is explained.An unusual aspect of X10 is that, unlike most other JVM-hosted languages, X10 is also implemented via compilation to C++ (Native X10). The requirement to support multiple execution platforms results in unique challenges to the design of cross-language interoperability. In particular, we discovered that a single top exception type that covers all exception types from source and all target languages is needed as a native type of the source language for portable exception handling. This realization motivated both minor changes in the X10 language specification and an extensive redesign of the X10 core class library for X10 2.3.

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Enhancing X10 performance by auto-tuning the managed java back-end

Fernando

Rusira

et al. 2016

2016 Sixteenth International Conference on Advances in ICT for Emerging Regions (ICTer)

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Distributed garbage collection for managed X10

Cited by 5 publications

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Fast method dispatch and effective use of primitives for reified generics in managed X10

Fast method dispatch and effective use of primitives for reified generics in managed X10

Java interoperability in managed X10

Enhancing X10 performance by auto-tuning the managed java back-end

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