Performance evaluation of parallel algorithms and architectures has several advantages. We present an event driven simulator for performance evaluation and modelling of multitransputer systems. The system topology and architectural details are input to the simulator. The application program is mapped by the user on to the system using the higher level primitives of the simulation language provided. The simulator produces performance metrics of resource (processor, communication link) utilization besides process sojourns in various states. A trace file containing the log of the system snapshots is output which can be used for various analyses by the user and the system designer
ii Multiprocessors are widely used today as a way to achieve high performance using com-modity micro...
Multiprocessors are widely used today as a way to achieve high performance using commodity micropr...
We acknowledge funding by the EPSRC grant PAMELA EP/K008730/1.Full-system simulators are increasingl...
The paper describes a technique to simulate the execution of parallel software on a generic multiple...
simulation toolset to characterize and evaluate the performance of multiprocessor hardware systems c...
This paper describes a simulation program designed for the performance evaluation of multiprocessor ...
[[abstract]]In recent years, it has gradually become popular to use discrete-event simulation as a t...
Future embedded system products, e.g. smart handheld mobile terminals, will accommodate a large numb...
Discrete-event simulation appears to be an ideal candidate for parallel processing not only because ...
The simulation of parallel systems is an alternative approach to classical parallel system programmi...
In this paper, a simulation model for incorporation within a performance-oriented parallel software ...
Full-system simulators are increasingly finding their way into the consumer space for the purposes o...
This paper describes an object oriented simulator model for parallel computer systems that is design...
This work presents the novel method for high-level performance estimation of systems consisting of m...
The use of multiprocessors is an important way to increase the performance of a supercom-puting prog...
ii Multiprocessors are widely used today as a way to achieve high performance using com-modity micro...
Multiprocessors are widely used today as a way to achieve high performance using commodity micropr...
We acknowledge funding by the EPSRC grant PAMELA EP/K008730/1.Full-system simulators are increasingl...
The paper describes a technique to simulate the execution of parallel software on a generic multiple...
simulation toolset to characterize and evaluate the performance of multiprocessor hardware systems c...
This paper describes a simulation program designed for the performance evaluation of multiprocessor ...
[[abstract]]In recent years, it has gradually become popular to use discrete-event simulation as a t...
Future embedded system products, e.g. smart handheld mobile terminals, will accommodate a large numb...
Discrete-event simulation appears to be an ideal candidate for parallel processing not only because ...
The simulation of parallel systems is an alternative approach to classical parallel system programmi...
In this paper, a simulation model for incorporation within a performance-oriented parallel software ...
Full-system simulators are increasingly finding their way into the consumer space for the purposes o...
This paper describes an object oriented simulator model for parallel computer systems that is design...
This work presents the novel method for high-level performance estimation of systems consisting of m...
The use of multiprocessors is an important way to increase the performance of a supercom-puting prog...
ii Multiprocessors are widely used today as a way to achieve high performance using com-modity micro...
Multiprocessors are widely used today as a way to achieve high performance using commodity micropr...
We acknowledge funding by the EPSRC grant PAMELA EP/K008730/1.Full-system simulators are increasingl...