论文信息 - A Library Implementation of the Nano-Threads Programming Model

A Library Implementation of the Nano-Threads Programming Model

In this paper we describe the design and implementation of a user-level thread package based on the nano-threads programming model, whose goal is to efficiently manage the application parallelism at user-level. Nano-thread applications work close to the operating system to quickly adapt to resource availability.

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