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\section{MWRE Architecture}\label{sec:workflow_environment}
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\section{MWRE Architecture}\label{sec:workflow_environment}
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Based on the requirements outlined in the introduction, we designed a \emph{Manycore Workflow Runtime Engine (MWRE)} tailored to heterogeneous shared-memory manycore systems. Our main design principle was to provide a set of feature similar to the ones found in the current DCI workflow engines, while addressing the special characteristics and requirements of manycore systems. In this section we discuss the basic architecture of our workflow system and give short descriptions of the components.
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We use the Persistence of Vision Raytracer (POV-Ray) workflow as a running example to illustrate the workflow representation, translation and enactment.
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