This paper presents a multi-cache profiler for shared memory multiprocessor systems. For each program’s static data structure, the profiler outputs the read- and write-miss frequencies that are due to cache line migrations. Those program’s static data structures, which their manipulations, result in excessive cache line migrations—potentially a source for excessive falsemisses—are identified. The frequency of line migrations from cache to cache may inherently depend on the algorithm or may depend on the coding. The paper illustrates that our profiled data can be useful for analyzing algorithms and programs from cache performance points of views as well as for code optimizations to reduce cache line migrations. This profiler is created by ex...
In this research we built a SystemC Level-1 data cache system in a distributed shared memory archite...
Compiler-parallelized applications are increasing in importance as moderate-scale multiprocessors be...
False sharing (FS) is a well-known problem occurring in multiprocessor systems. It results in perfor...
This paper describes the ideas and developments of the project EP-CACHE. Within this project new met...
Measurements of actual supercomputer cache performance has not been previously undertaken. PFC-Sim i...
Although caches in computers are invisible to programmers, the significantly affect programs� perfor...
As multicore processors implementing shared-memory programming models have become commonplace, analy...
The abstraction of a cache is useful to hide the vast difference in speed of computer processors and...
In this thesis we present a comparative analysis of shared cache management techniquesfor chip multi...
Every modern CPU uses a complex memory hierarchy, which consists of multiple cache memory levels. It...
Trace-driven simulation is an important aid in performance analysis of computer systems. Capturing a...
We have developed compiler algorithms that analyze coarse-grained, explicitly parallel programs and ...
The popularity of parallel systems for building high performance software only continues to rise. Pr...
Contention for shared cache resources has been recognized as a major bottleneck for multicores—espec...
[[abstract]]We propose efficient stack simulation algorithms for shared memory multiprocessor (MP) c...
In this research we built a SystemC Level-1 data cache system in a distributed shared memory archite...
Compiler-parallelized applications are increasing in importance as moderate-scale multiprocessors be...
False sharing (FS) is a well-known problem occurring in multiprocessor systems. It results in perfor...
This paper describes the ideas and developments of the project EP-CACHE. Within this project new met...
Measurements of actual supercomputer cache performance has not been previously undertaken. PFC-Sim i...
Although caches in computers are invisible to programmers, the significantly affect programs� perfor...
As multicore processors implementing shared-memory programming models have become commonplace, analy...
The abstraction of a cache is useful to hide the vast difference in speed of computer processors and...
In this thesis we present a comparative analysis of shared cache management techniquesfor chip multi...
Every modern CPU uses a complex memory hierarchy, which consists of multiple cache memory levels. It...
Trace-driven simulation is an important aid in performance analysis of computer systems. Capturing a...
We have developed compiler algorithms that analyze coarse-grained, explicitly parallel programs and ...
The popularity of parallel systems for building high performance software only continues to rise. Pr...
Contention for shared cache resources has been recognized as a major bottleneck for multicores—espec...
[[abstract]]We propose efficient stack simulation algorithms for shared memory multiprocessor (MP) c...
In this research we built a SystemC Level-1 data cache system in a distributed shared memory archite...
Compiler-parallelized applications are increasing in importance as moderate-scale multiprocessors be...
False sharing (FS) is a well-known problem occurring in multiprocessor systems. It results in perfor...