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Project Da CaPo++, Volume III: Performance Evaluation

Burkhard Stiller, Christina Class, Christian Conrad, Bernhard Plattner, Marcel Waldvogel:
Project Da CaPo++, Volume III: Performance Evaluation,
TIK Technical Report No. 42, ETH Zürich, February 1998.

Abstract

Performance evaluations of advanced communication subsystems and their applications are necessary methods to prove that a certain level of communication functionality demanded and a required minimal processing power of end-systems (workstations) and of intermediate systems (networks and routers) have been achieved. The communication middleware package Da CaPo++ provides a modern communication platform that supports flexible communication services, in particular for end-systems. Based on an implementation of Da CaPo++ on workstations (Sun SPARCStations and Sun UltraSPARCs) a performance evaluation has been carried out. Specifically, the performance for relevant communication tasks is identified and overhead required for providing various degrees of communication service flexibility is illustrated.

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BibTeX entry

@TechReport{stiller98project-techreport,
  Author =       {Burkhard Stiller and Christina Class and Christian
                  Conrad and Bernhard Plattner and Marcel Waldvogel},
  Title =        {Project {Da CaPo++}, Volume {III}: Performance Evaluation},
  Institution =  {ETH {Z\"urich}},
  Year =         1998,
  Type =         {TIK Technical Report},
  Number =       42,
  Month =        feb
}

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