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DIFOJO: a Java fork/join framework for heterogeneous networks

Many object-oriented frameworks have focused on exploiting parallelism on either shared memory or distributed memory machines. This paper presents the design, implementation and preliminary evaluation of a Java-based framework that exploits both forms of parallel machine connected together to form heterogeneous environments. The framework readily supports implementation of problems that can be solved in parallel by a divide-and-conquer approach.