Node Replication library based on Black-box Concurrent Data Structures for NUMA Architectures.

This library can be used to implement an optimized, concurrent version of a data structure. It takes the given data structure, and scales it out to multiple cores and NUMA nodes by combining three techniques: readers-writer locks, operation logging and flat combining.

Node replication converts a data structure to its NUMA-aware concurrent version. This repository contains two crates: one for transforming sequential data-structures and one for already concurrent or partitioned data structures.

• node-replication converts a sequental data structure to its NUMA-aware concurrent version.
• cnr converts a concurrent (or partitioned) data structure to its NUMA-aware concurrent version.

The code should be treated as an early release and is still work in progress. In its current form, the library is only known to work on x86-64 platforms (other platforms will require some changes and are untested).

Benchmarks (and how to execute them) are explained in more detail in the benches folder.

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