Multi-Core Programming Model Based on Aspect-Oriented Programming

Tong Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.556-562.6175

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Multi-Core Programming Model Based on Aspect-Oriented Programming

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Amount of legacy systems in early stages are fall behind multi-core ages, and these legacy systems were designed for single processor which can not expand the computing power of the multi-core hardware. In this paper, we employ aspect oriented programming technology and design the crosscutting concerns for the potentially parallelizable software components of legacy systems. We propose a new multi-core programming model which can change the single thread of legacy systems into multi-threads for multi-core hardware platform without revising the source code of legacy systems. The proposed method can enhance the performance of software and utilization of hardware.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 556-562)

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Tong Li*

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AOP, Legacy System, Multi-Core

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