Address transformation schemes, such as skewing and linear transformations, have been proposed to achieve conflict-free access to one family of strides in vector processors with matched memories. The paper extends these schemes to achieve this conflict-free access for several families. The basic idea is to perform an out-of-order access to vectors of fixed length, equal to that of the vector registers of the processor. The hardware required is similar to that for the access in order.Peer ReviewedPostprint (author's final draft
The synchronized and simultaneous access to several vectors that form a single stream occurs in SIMD...
Abstract—Parallel memory modules can be used to increase memory bandwidth and feed a processor with ...
On many commercial supercomputers, several vector register processors share a global highly interlea...
Address transformation schemes, such as skewing and linear transformations, have been proposed to ac...
Address transformation schemes, such as skewing and linear transformations, have been proposed to ac...
Address transformation schemes, such as skewing and linear transformations, have been proposed to ac...
The poor bandwidth obtained from memory when conflicts arise in the modules or in the interconnectio...
An address mapping and an access order is presented for conflict-free access to vectors with any ini...
The synchronized and simultaneous access to several vectors that form a single stream occurs in SIMD...
When accessing streams in vector multiprocessor machines, degradation in the interconnection network...
Vector supercomputers, which can process large amounts of vector data efficiently, are among the fas...
Proceedings of the 1993 IEEE Region 10 Conference on Computer, Communication, Control and Power Engi...
The concept of Parallel Vector (scratch pad) Memories (PVM) was introduced as one solution for Paral...
Register renaming and out-of-order instruction issue are now commonly used in superscalar processors...
The high latency of memory accesses is one of the factors that most contribute to reduce the perform...
The synchronized and simultaneous access to several vectors that form a single stream occurs in SIMD...
Abstract—Parallel memory modules can be used to increase memory bandwidth and feed a processor with ...
On many commercial supercomputers, several vector register processors share a global highly interlea...
Address transformation schemes, such as skewing and linear transformations, have been proposed to ac...
Address transformation schemes, such as skewing and linear transformations, have been proposed to ac...
Address transformation schemes, such as skewing and linear transformations, have been proposed to ac...
The poor bandwidth obtained from memory when conflicts arise in the modules or in the interconnectio...
An address mapping and an access order is presented for conflict-free access to vectors with any ini...
The synchronized and simultaneous access to several vectors that form a single stream occurs in SIMD...
When accessing streams in vector multiprocessor machines, degradation in the interconnection network...
Vector supercomputers, which can process large amounts of vector data efficiently, are among the fas...
Proceedings of the 1993 IEEE Region 10 Conference on Computer, Communication, Control and Power Engi...
The concept of Parallel Vector (scratch pad) Memories (PVM) was introduced as one solution for Paral...
Register renaming and out-of-order instruction issue are now commonly used in superscalar processors...
The high latency of memory accesses is one of the factors that most contribute to reduce the perform...
The synchronized and simultaneous access to several vectors that form a single stream occurs in SIMD...
Abstract—Parallel memory modules can be used to increase memory bandwidth and feed a processor with ...
On many commercial supercomputers, several vector register processors share a global highly interlea...