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35th Annual Simulation Symposium
Controlling Buffer Usage in Critical Channel Traversing
San Diego, California
April 14-April 18
ISBN: 0-7695-1552-5
Rob Simmonds, University of Calgary
Cameron Kiddle, University of Calgary
Kitty Wong, University of Calgary
Brian Unger, University of Calgary
This paper addresses the problem of excessive memory usage in simulators using asynchronous conservative parallel discrete event simulation algorithms. The characteristics of the modeled system that promote this problem are examined.Existing algorithms that attempt to solve this problem are discussed and new flow control algorithms introduced. Results of simulation experiments using both existing and new algorithms are presented.The results show that some existing algorithms fail to achieve their goal. They also show that all of the existing algorithms are sensitive to parameter settings. The new algorithms are shown to be effective and less sensitive to parameter settings.
Index Terms:
Parallel Discrete Event Simulation, Conservative Methods, Memory Usage
Citation:
Rob Simmonds, Cameron Kiddle, Kitty Wong, Brian Unger, "Controlling Buffer Usage in Critical Channel Traversing," ss, pp.0053, 35th Annual Simulation Symposium, 2002
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