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Hello, I am a PhD student at the University Of Pennsylvania. I'm currently leading a research project on decreasing nondeterminism in highly concurrent systems which communicate mostly via channels.
Our ongoing work has applied our approach to Servo (abstract here)
I think timely-dataflow may be a good case study for our research project. In Servo we mostly focused on lowering the number of intermittent test failures. My main question is: Is nondeterminism ever a problem for timely-dataflow? Does it affect debuggability, reproducibility, development, or any other nice-to-have properties of the system?
Thank you for your time.
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Hello, I am a PhD student at the University Of Pennsylvania. I'm currently leading a research project on decreasing nondeterminism in highly concurrent systems which communicate mostly via channels.
Our ongoing work has applied our approach to Servo (abstract here)
I think timely-dataflow may be a good case study for our research project. In Servo we mostly focused on lowering the number of intermittent test failures. My main question is: Is nondeterminism ever a problem for timely-dataflow? Does it affect debuggability, reproducibility, development, or any other nice-to-have properties of the system?
Thank you for your time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: