To date, page management in shared virtual memory (SVM) systems has been primarily the responsibility of the run-time system. However, there are some problems that are difficult to resolve efficiently at run time. Chief among these is false sharing. In this paper, a loop transformation theory is developed for identifying and eliminating potential sources of multiple-writer false sharing and other sources of page migration resulting from regular references in numerical applications. Loop nests of one and two dimensions (before blocking) with single-level, DOALL-style parallelism are covered. The potential of these transformations is demonstrated experimentally
Abstract. This paper provides a detailed investigation of latency penalties caused by repeated memor...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
Shared Virtual Memory (SVM) is an effort to provide a mechanism for a distributed system, such as a...
To simplify the programming of hierarchical and distributedmemory parallel systems, the notion of sh...
We have developed compiler algorithms that analyze coarse-grained, explicitly parallel programs and ...
Distributed shared memory (DSM) alleviates the need to program message passing explicitly on a distr...
The Shared Virtual Memory (SVM) is an interesting layout that handles data storage, retrieval and co...
Shared virtual memory (SVM) is a virtual memory layer with a single address space on top of a distri...
Shared virtual memory (SVM) is a virtual memory layer with a single address space on top of a distri...
Page-based software DSMs experience high degrees of false sharingespecially in irregular application...
This paper describes a performance tuning tool, named SVMview, for DSM-based parallel computers. SVM...
International audienceIn this paper we shortly survey some loop transformation techniques which brea...
1 The overhead associated with software management of shared virtual memory (SVM) systems can seriou...
AbstractCache thrashing due to true data sharing can degrade the performance of parallel programs si...
In a sequential program, data are often structured in a way that is optimized for a sequential execu...
Abstract. This paper provides a detailed investigation of latency penalties caused by repeated memor...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
Shared Virtual Memory (SVM) is an effort to provide a mechanism for a distributed system, such as a...
To simplify the programming of hierarchical and distributedmemory parallel systems, the notion of sh...
We have developed compiler algorithms that analyze coarse-grained, explicitly parallel programs and ...
Distributed shared memory (DSM) alleviates the need to program message passing explicitly on a distr...
The Shared Virtual Memory (SVM) is an interesting layout that handles data storage, retrieval and co...
Shared virtual memory (SVM) is a virtual memory layer with a single address space on top of a distri...
Shared virtual memory (SVM) is a virtual memory layer with a single address space on top of a distri...
Page-based software DSMs experience high degrees of false sharingespecially in irregular application...
This paper describes a performance tuning tool, named SVMview, for DSM-based parallel computers. SVM...
International audienceIn this paper we shortly survey some loop transformation techniques which brea...
1 The overhead associated with software management of shared virtual memory (SVM) systems can seriou...
AbstractCache thrashing due to true data sharing can degrade the performance of parallel programs si...
In a sequential program, data are often structured in a way that is optimized for a sequential execu...
Abstract. This paper provides a detailed investigation of latency penalties caused by repeated memor...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
Shared Virtual Memory (SVM) is an effort to provide a mechanism for a distributed system, such as a...