Clusters, grids and Squeak

Joaquin Sitte j.sitte at qut.edu.au
Wed Apr 20 00:38:24 UTC 2005


>What might work is starting one headfull image to act as task
>coordinator, and devise a way to launch a bunch of very cut-down
>headless 'worker' images.  

This is precisely what is needed for applications in robotics, where
numerous low power processors do sensor signal processing and/or actuator
control. Multitasking is replaced by parallel distributed computing making
real time response easier to achieve with much less software overhead. 

I would like to hear from those doing work on Squeak in that direction.

Joaquin


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