The OpenMP programming model is based upon the assumption of uniform memory access. Virtually all current day large scale shared memory computers exhibit some degree of Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA). Should OpenMP be extended for NUMA architectures? This paper aims to quantify NUMA effects on the SGI Origin 3000 system as a prelude to answering this important question. We discuss the tools required to study NUMA effects and use them in the study of latency, bandwidth and the solution of a 2-D heat diffusion problem
Multicore multiprocessors use a Non Uniform Memory Architecture (NUMA) to improve their scalability....
This paper makes two important contributions. First, the pa-per investigates the performance implica...
Scalable multiprocessors that support a shared-memory image to application programmers are typically...
Abstract. OpenMP has become the dominant standard for shared memory pro-gramming. It is traditionall...
The latency of memory access times is hence non-uniform, because it depends on where the request ori...
Non-uniform memory access (NUMA) architectures are modern shared-memory, multi-core machines offerin...
Processors with multiple sockets or chiplets are becoming more conventional. These kinds of processo...
In scalable multiprocessor architectures, the times required for a processor to access various porti...
Abstract—An important aspect of workload characterization is understanding memory system performance...
International audienceAnticipating the behavior of applications, studying, and designing algorithms ...
Due to their excellent price-performance ratio, clusters built from commodity nodes have become broa...
Multicore multiprocessors use Non Uniform Memory Ar-chitecture (NUMA) to improve their scalability. ...
In geophysics, the appropriate subdivision of a region into segments is extremely important. ICTM (I...
Shared memory applications running transparently on top of NUMA architectures often face severe perf...
Modern shared memory multiprocessor systems commonly have non-uniform memory access (NUMA) with asym...
Multicore multiprocessors use a Non Uniform Memory Architecture (NUMA) to improve their scalability....
This paper makes two important contributions. First, the pa-per investigates the performance implica...
Scalable multiprocessors that support a shared-memory image to application programmers are typically...
Abstract. OpenMP has become the dominant standard for shared memory pro-gramming. It is traditionall...
The latency of memory access times is hence non-uniform, because it depends on where the request ori...
Non-uniform memory access (NUMA) architectures are modern shared-memory, multi-core machines offerin...
Processors with multiple sockets or chiplets are becoming more conventional. These kinds of processo...
In scalable multiprocessor architectures, the times required for a processor to access various porti...
Abstract—An important aspect of workload characterization is understanding memory system performance...
International audienceAnticipating the behavior of applications, studying, and designing algorithms ...
Due to their excellent price-performance ratio, clusters built from commodity nodes have become broa...
Multicore multiprocessors use Non Uniform Memory Ar-chitecture (NUMA) to improve their scalability. ...
In geophysics, the appropriate subdivision of a region into segments is extremely important. ICTM (I...
Shared memory applications running transparently on top of NUMA architectures often face severe perf...
Modern shared memory multiprocessor systems commonly have non-uniform memory access (NUMA) with asym...
Multicore multiprocessors use a Non Uniform Memory Architecture (NUMA) to improve their scalability....
This paper makes two important contributions. First, the pa-per investigates the performance implica...
Scalable multiprocessors that support a shared-memory image to application programmers are typically...