According to Moore’s law the number of transistors on a single chip doubles every 18 months. To respond to this law recent evolutions in computer architecture resulted in multiple processor cores integrated on a single chip, called a chip multiprocesor (CMP), sharing hardware components such as caches, I/O, etc. Current performance evaluation tools which allow for fast and accurate performance estimation, such as statistical simulation, merely focus on unicore systems. The need rises to extend these methodologies so that they become applicable for chip multiprocessor systems. In this paper we address some extensions that need to be made to statistical simulation so that it is still useful when designing a new CMP
To cope with the widening design gap, the ever increasing impact of technology, reflected in increas...
This study is concerned with several proposals concerning multiprocessor systems and with the variou...
Fast and accurate microprocessor simulation has long remained a challenge in the design and evaluati...
Developing fast chip multiprocessor simulation techniques is a challenging problem. Solving this pro...
This paper explores statistical simulation as a fast simulation technique for driving chip multiproc...
Detailed, cycle-accurate processor simulation is an inte-gral component of the design and study of c...
Chip multiprocessors — also called multi-core microprocessors or CMPs for short — are now the only w...
Abstract — Performance tradeoffs between fast data access by local data replication and cache capaci...
In recent years, the research focus has moved from core microarchitecture to uncore microarchitectur...
As the number of transistors on a chip con-tinues increasing the power consumption has become the mo...
To increase performance, modern processors employ complex techniques such as out-of-order pipelines ...
Computer System Architecture (CSA) simulators are generally used to develop and validate new CSA des...
The use of multiprocessors is an important way to increase the performance of a supercom-puting pr...
Multiprocessors are often quoted as being capable of a ‘peak performance,’ but in practise it is dif...
Chip-multiprocessor (CMP) architectures present a challenge for efficient simulation, combining the ...
To cope with the widening design gap, the ever increasing impact of technology, reflected in increas...
This study is concerned with several proposals concerning multiprocessor systems and with the variou...
Fast and accurate microprocessor simulation has long remained a challenge in the design and evaluati...
Developing fast chip multiprocessor simulation techniques is a challenging problem. Solving this pro...
This paper explores statistical simulation as a fast simulation technique for driving chip multiproc...
Detailed, cycle-accurate processor simulation is an inte-gral component of the design and study of c...
Chip multiprocessors — also called multi-core microprocessors or CMPs for short — are now the only w...
Abstract — Performance tradeoffs between fast data access by local data replication and cache capaci...
In recent years, the research focus has moved from core microarchitecture to uncore microarchitectur...
As the number of transistors on a chip con-tinues increasing the power consumption has become the mo...
To increase performance, modern processors employ complex techniques such as out-of-order pipelines ...
Computer System Architecture (CSA) simulators are generally used to develop and validate new CSA des...
The use of multiprocessors is an important way to increase the performance of a supercom-puting pr...
Multiprocessors are often quoted as being capable of a ‘peak performance,’ but in practise it is dif...
Chip-multiprocessor (CMP) architectures present a challenge for efficient simulation, combining the ...
To cope with the widening design gap, the ever increasing impact of technology, reflected in increas...
This study is concerned with several proposals concerning multiprocessor systems and with the variou...
Fast and accurate microprocessor simulation has long remained a challenge in the design and evaluati...