A NEW TRANSPARENT JAVA THREAD MIGRATION SYSTEM USING

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Title: A NEW TRANSPARENT JAVA THREAD MIGRATION SYSTEM USING
Authors: Just-in-time Recompilation
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Source: http://www.cs.hku.hk/~clwang/papers/pdcs2004-migration-FNL.pdf.
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Subject Terms: KEY WORDS Just-in-Time compiler, Java, Thread migration, JVM
Description: Thread migration is to support the movement of threads across machine boundaries in a distributed computing environment. It can improve load balancing and the execution efficiency of multithreaded programs. In this paper, we introduce a new approach that employs the technique of Just-in-Time (JIT) recompilation to support transparent thread migration. With JIT recompilation, the native thread execution mode is preserved, and much of the space and time overheads of previous solutions based on code instrumentation can be eliminated. The new thread migration system is integrated into the JESSICA2 distributed JVM. The measured results show that our approach is beneficial to the overall system in supporting the transparent execution of Java applications on clusters.
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Abstract:Thread migration is to support the movement of threads across machine boundaries in a distributed computing environment. It can improve load balancing and the execution efficiency of multithreaded programs. In this paper, we introduce a new approach that employs the technique of Just-in-Time (JIT) recompilation to support transparent thread migration. With JIT recompilation, the native thread execution mode is preserved, and much of the space and time overheads of previous solutions based on code instrumentation can be eliminated. The new thread migration system is integrated into the JESSICA2 distributed JVM. The measured results show that our approach is beneficial to the overall system in supporting the transparent execution of Java applications on clusters.