feat(executor): Add a parallel dataflow scheduler #20
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david-zk
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I will look at the PR in detail tomorrow. One thing I was wondering about - |
Daggy is an extension of petgraph specialised for DAGs. I think it's likely to be just fine and we can always switch over if needed. |
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… a SyncComputeRequest The scheduler runs on top of a DFG built using the daggy extension to petgraph and executes computations/tasks along the wavefront of maximum parallelism within the graph. Circular dependences are detected early.
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Add a parallel dataflow scheduler for computations in a SyncComputeRequest.
The scheduler runs on top of a DFG built using the daggy extension to petgraph and executes computations/tasks along the wavefront of maximum parallelism within the graph.
Circular dependences are detected early.