Proving Correctness of a Distributed Shared Memory Implementation
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MIT-LCS-TM-603.pdf
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Author(s)
Castro, Miquel
Date Issued
January 1999
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MIT-LCS-TM-603
Abstract
DiSOM [3,4,2] is a distributed shared memory system that offers users an atomic collection of memory cells provided they satisfy certain well-formedness conditions. This report proves the correctness of DiSOM. The system partitions memory into a set of objects and implicitly associates a read-write lock with each object. Users synchronize accesses to these objects-write implementation guarantees progress and the usual read-write lock exclusions conditions.
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