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An object-oriented design for a dataflow simulator

Dataflow is a data-driven, parallel, functional execution model. Dataflow machines are being investigated as an alternative approach for high-performance machines. Unfortunately such machines are not widely available for testing purposes. This paper presents an object-oriented design for a dataflow simulator. Such a simulator provides a tool to investigate dataflow models and algorithms.

David D. Langan

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