We present a novel tool, called S-Check, for identifying performance bottlenecks in parallel and networked programs. S-Check is a highly-automated sensitivity analysis tool for programs that extends benchmarking and conventional profiling. It predicts how refinements in parts of a program are going to affect performance by making local changes in code efficiencies and correlating these against overall program performance. This analysis is a sophisticated comparison that catches interactions arising from shared resources or communication links. S-Check’s performance assessment ranks code segments (bottlenecks) according to their sensitivity to the code efficiency changes. This rank-ordered list serves as a guide for tuning applications. In p...
Abstract—A typical application tuning cycle repeats the fol-lowing three steps in a loop: performanc...
Most performance debugging and tuning of parallel programs is based on the "measure-modify"...
The shift towards multicore processing has led to a much wider population of developers being faced ...
Performance analysis of parallel programs continues to be challenging for programmers. Programmers h...
Achieving a significant fraction of peak performance on a modern high-performance computer is a chal...
Modern supercomputers deliver large computational power, but it is difficult for an application to e...
Parallel architectures, like the transputer-based multicomputer network, offer potentially enormous...
The amount of parallelism in modern supercomputers currently grows from generation to generation. Fu...
Many important workloads today, such as web-hosted services, are limited not by processor core perfo...
International audienceTo efficiently exploit the resources of new many-core architectures, integrati...
This paper discusses a methodology for diagnosing performance problems for parallel and distributed ...
Performance Analysis is essential to fully exploit the potential of high-performance computers. With...
The amount of parallelism in modern supercomputers currently grows from generation to generation, an...
Analyzing multi-threaded programs is quite challenging, but is necessary to obtain good multicore pe...
textWhen parallel applications do not fully utilize the cores that are available to them they are mi...
Abstract—A typical application tuning cycle repeats the fol-lowing three steps in a loop: performanc...
Most performance debugging and tuning of parallel programs is based on the "measure-modify"...
The shift towards multicore processing has led to a much wider population of developers being faced ...
Performance analysis of parallel programs continues to be challenging for programmers. Programmers h...
Achieving a significant fraction of peak performance on a modern high-performance computer is a chal...
Modern supercomputers deliver large computational power, but it is difficult for an application to e...
Parallel architectures, like the transputer-based multicomputer network, offer potentially enormous...
The amount of parallelism in modern supercomputers currently grows from generation to generation. Fu...
Many important workloads today, such as web-hosted services, are limited not by processor core perfo...
International audienceTo efficiently exploit the resources of new many-core architectures, integrati...
This paper discusses a methodology for diagnosing performance problems for parallel and distributed ...
Performance Analysis is essential to fully exploit the potential of high-performance computers. With...
The amount of parallelism in modern supercomputers currently grows from generation to generation, an...
Analyzing multi-threaded programs is quite challenging, but is necessary to obtain good multicore pe...
textWhen parallel applications do not fully utilize the cores that are available to them they are mi...
Abstract—A typical application tuning cycle repeats the fol-lowing three steps in a loop: performanc...
Most performance debugging and tuning of parallel programs is based on the "measure-modify"...
The shift towards multicore processing has led to a much wider population of developers being faced ...