Designing an operating system for good performance is fundamentally more difficult for shared-memory multiprocessors than it is for uniprocessors. Multiprocessors require that a distinct set of issues be considered. For example, the overhead of cache consistency requires careful attention to the placement of data in order to reduce the number of cache misses. Similarly, in large systems the distribution of memory across the syste
Shared-memory multiprocessors built from commodity microprocessors are being increasingly used to pr...
The multicore era has initiated a move to ubiquitous parallelization of software. In the process, co...
This paper presents an analytical and deductive study at software and hardware level for a symmetric...
Programming, understanding, and tuning the performance of large multiprocessor systems is challengin...
With the increasing gap between processor speed and memory speed, a sophisticated memory hierarchy i...
This dissertation examines scalability issues in the design of operating systems for largescale, sha...
An operating system’s design is often influenced by the architecture of the target hardware. While u...
Our thesis is that operating systems should manage the on-chip shared caches of multicore processors...
200 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1993.The use of a private cache in...
Interest in multitasked multiprocessor systems is motivated by the necessity to increase throughput ...
A wide variety of computer architectures have been proposed to exploit parallelism at different gran...
We propose a simple structuring technique based on clustering for designing scalable shared memory m...
The distribution of resources among processors, memory and caches is a crucial question faced by des...
Multiprocessors are often quoted as being capable of a ‘peak performance,’ but in practise it is dif...
In this work, we characterized the impact of operating system activities like process migration on a...
Shared-memory multiprocessors built from commodity microprocessors are being increasingly used to pr...
The multicore era has initiated a move to ubiquitous parallelization of software. In the process, co...
This paper presents an analytical and deductive study at software and hardware level for a symmetric...
Programming, understanding, and tuning the performance of large multiprocessor systems is challengin...
With the increasing gap between processor speed and memory speed, a sophisticated memory hierarchy i...
This dissertation examines scalability issues in the design of operating systems for largescale, sha...
An operating system’s design is often influenced by the architecture of the target hardware. While u...
Our thesis is that operating systems should manage the on-chip shared caches of multicore processors...
200 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1993.The use of a private cache in...
Interest in multitasked multiprocessor systems is motivated by the necessity to increase throughput ...
A wide variety of computer architectures have been proposed to exploit parallelism at different gran...
We propose a simple structuring technique based on clustering for designing scalable shared memory m...
The distribution of resources among processors, memory and caches is a crucial question faced by des...
Multiprocessors are often quoted as being capable of a ‘peak performance,’ but in practise it is dif...
In this work, we characterized the impact of operating system activities like process migration on a...
Shared-memory multiprocessors built from commodity microprocessors are being increasingly used to pr...
The multicore era has initiated a move to ubiquitous parallelization of software. In the process, co...
This paper presents an analytical and deductive study at software and hardware level for a symmetric...