OSCAR port

[Aryeh M. Friedman]

Jules Gilbert wrote:
> Oh! and where were you about three years ago, when a group of us were
> putting together our cluster, based around FreeBSD.
>
> We discovered how much of FreeBSD didn't work.  For example we could
> never get ClusterIt! to work.  An engineer delegated to work on this
> problem, literally one of the best debugger-oriented programmer's I
> have ever met, spent more than a week (about two?,) with this problem
> but was never able to isolate it.
>
> As you probably know debugging events across multiple machines isn't easy.
>
> We still have our cluster and we'd like to get it running.  For
> several years we did run FreeBSD but were never able to get the level
> of performance that we would have obtained had we been running Linux
> or even something simpler, such as OS/2.
>
> Do you have a deliverable?
>   

You should look at Mozart/Oz (mozart.org) which is a largely theortical 
(but implemented) language that eliminates almost all the timing 
issues.  I am slowly writing a distrusted OS based on some of the ideas.
>
> On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 11:03 AM, Enrique Fynn<enriquefynn at gmail.com> wrote:
>   
>> Hello, I'm working in a project called OSCAR, for creating clusters,
>> beowulf-class and I'd like to port it, how do I proceed? Do you think that
>> the idea is viable?
>> Many thanks and best regards
>>
>> --
>> Att;
>> Enrique Fynn.
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