In this article, we present Distributed Computing for Constrained Devices (DC4CD), a novel software architecture that supports symbolic distributed computing on wireless sensor networks. DC4CD integrates the functionalities of a high-level symbolic interpreter, a compiler, and an operating system, and includes networking abstractions to exchange high-level symbolic code among peer devices. Contrarily to other architectures proposed in the literature, DC4CD allows for changes at runtime, even on deployed nodes of both application and system code. Experimental results show that DC4CD is more efficient in terms of memory usage than existing architectures, with which it also compares well in terms of execution efficiency.
Gaglio, S., Lo Re, G., Martorella, G., Peri, D. (2017). DC4CD: A Platform for Distributed Computing on Constrained Devices. ACM TRANSACTIONS ON EMBEDDED COMPUTING SYSTEMS, 17(1), 1-25 [10.1145/3105923].
DC4CD: A Platform for Distributed Computing on Constrained Devices
Gaglio, Salvatore;Lo Re, Giuseppe;Martorella, Gloria;Peri, Daniele
2017-01-01
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In this article, we present Distributed Computing for Constrained Devices (DC4CD), a novel software architecture that supports symbolic distributed computing on wireless sensor networks. DC4CD integrates the functionalities of a high-level symbolic interpreter, a compiler, and an operating system, and includes networking abstractions to exchange high-level symbolic code among peer devices. Contrarily to other architectures proposed in the literature, DC4CD allows for changes at runtime, even on deployed nodes of both application and system code. Experimental results show that DC4CD is more efficient in terms of memory usage than existing architectures, with which it also compares well in terms of execution efficiency.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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