DYRECT: a dynamic reconfiguration tool for multicomputer systems

Authors:
Leslie D. Fife;Gopal Racherla;Steven E. Killian
Affiliations:
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK;University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK;University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK
Venue:
WCAE-1 '95 Proceedings of the 1995 workshop on Computer architecture education
Year:
1995

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Abstract

In this paper we discuss the design and implementation of a tool to teach dynamic reconfiguration of multicomputer systems. DYRECT is a graphical tool used to visualize and analyze various topologies like stars, cubes, meshes, trees, and rings. Various existing reconfiguration algorithms have been incorporated as a part of DYRECT's reconfiguration library. This tool allows the user to interactively design new reconfiguration algorithms. DYRECT has been implemented on PC-DOS machines running Microsoft Windows.