Add to ORKGNetwork servers make special demands that other types of applications may not make on memory allocators. We describe a simple malloc() microbenchmark suite that tests the ability of malloc() to divide its work efficiently among multiple threads and processors. The purpose of this suite is to determine the suitability of an operating system’s heap allocator for use with network servers running in an SMP environment
We present ACDC, an open-source benchmark that may be config-ured to emulate explicit single- and mu...
Abstract In this paper, we demonstrate the impact of the placement policies of memory allocators on ...
Maintaining a high rate of productivity, in terms of completed jobs per unit of time, in High-Perfor...
Network servers make special demands that other types of applications may not make on memory allocat...
The FreeBSD project has been engaged in ongoing work to provide scalable support for multi-processor...
This project provides a framework for fast memory managers on many core accelerators. It is based on...
Modern multithreaded applications, such as application servers and database engines, can severely st...
Modern network processors employ multi-threading to allow concurrency amongst multiple packet proces...
Traditional (sequential) applications use malloc for a variety of dynamic data structures, like link...
Modern application are becoming more complex and demanding in terms of resource utilization. LTE net...
International audienceThis paper presents a memory allocator targeting manycore architectures with d...
This junior thesis presents mallocMC, a general interface for memory allocation on many core archite...
As hardware becomes increasingly parallel and the avail-ability of scalable parallel software improv...
In multicore systems tasks running on one core may experience inter-task interference from tasks run...
Benchmarking high performance computing systems is crucial to optimize memory consumption and maximi...
We present ACDC, an open-source benchmark that may be config-ured to emulate explicit single- and mu...
Abstract In this paper, we demonstrate the impact of the placement policies of memory allocators on ...
Maintaining a high rate of productivity, in terms of completed jobs per unit of time, in High-Perfor...
Network servers make special demands that other types of applications may not make on memory allocat...
The FreeBSD project has been engaged in ongoing work to provide scalable support for multi-processor...
This project provides a framework for fast memory managers on many core accelerators. It is based on...
Modern multithreaded applications, such as application servers and database engines, can severely st...
Modern network processors employ multi-threading to allow concurrency amongst multiple packet proces...
Traditional (sequential) applications use malloc for a variety of dynamic data structures, like link...
Modern application are becoming more complex and demanding in terms of resource utilization. LTE net...
International audienceThis paper presents a memory allocator targeting manycore architectures with d...
This junior thesis presents mallocMC, a general interface for memory allocation on many core archite...
As hardware becomes increasingly parallel and the avail-ability of scalable parallel software improv...
In multicore systems tasks running on one core may experience inter-task interference from tasks run...
Benchmarking high performance computing systems is crucial to optimize memory consumption and maximi...
We present ACDC, an open-source benchmark that may be config-ured to emulate explicit single- and mu...
Abstract In this paper, we demonstrate the impact of the placement policies of memory allocators on ...
Maintaining a high rate of productivity, in terms of completed jobs per unit of time, in High-Perfor...