Atlas: Programming for Persistent Memory

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Dhruva Chakrabarti

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Jun 29, 2016, 5:30:40 PM6/29/16
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This should be of interest to folks here.

A project called Atlas that has first-class support for lock-based persistent memory programs was recently open-sourced. Check it out on github.

In this model, programmers write multithreaded (or serial) code just like today and take advantage of persistent memory with a few lines of code changes. In contrast with transactions, durable critical sections are generated for lock-based multithreaded programs. While persistent data is identified based on allocation, code for failure resilience is automatically generated for the most part with a combination of compiler and runtime support. There are a set of APIs for a persistent allocator and example programs showing how to use them.

 

Hope you find it useful!

 

Dhruva



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