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| ===== Elastic Transactions ===== | ===== Elastic Transactions ===== | ||
| - | Elastic Transactions are a complementary alternative to traditional transactions, particularly appealing when implementing search structures. Both forms of transactions can safely be combined within the same application. ε-STM implementation is faster than a state-of-the-art software transactional memory in various workloads and with a speedup of 36% on average. It also presents a speedup over lock-based solutions of 89% on average. | + | //Elastic Transactions// are a complementary alternative to traditional transactions, particularly appealing when implementing search structures. Both forms of transactions can safely be combined within the same application. ε-STM implementation is faster than a state-of-the-art software transactional memory in various workloads and with a speedup of 36% on average. It also presents a speedup over lock-based solutions of 89% on average. |
| ==== ε-STM ==== | ==== ε-STM ==== | ||
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| ==== Java Release ==== | ==== Java Release ==== | ||
| - | Here is our field-based version of ε-STM, implemented in Java. It requires the Deuce framework. | + | Here is our field-based version of ε-STM, implemented in Java. It requires the Deuce instrumentation framework. |
| * [[http://lpd.epfl.ch/gramoli/doc/sw/estm-java-0.2.tgz|estm-java-0.2]]. | * [[http://lpd.epfl.ch/gramoli/doc/sw/estm-java-0.2.tgz|estm-java-0.2]]. | ||
