Cycle-accurate simulation is an important tool that depends on the computational power of supercomputers. Unfortunately, simulations of modern multi-core platforms can take weeks or months. In this paper, we look into the challenges of employing a sampling based technique for reducing simulation time of multi-threaded applications. We introduce FASTA, a simple 3- phase methodology for reducing the simulation time of Task Based Parallel (TBP) applications. FASTA takes advantage of the periodic behavior of parallel applications and identifies a small number of representative execution samples. By exploring a large design space we show that even though we can not use FASTA for every type of application, there are some for which a 12x speedup c...
Fast computer simulation is an essential tool in the design of large parallel computers. Our Fast Ac...
Detailed or cycle-accurate/bit-accurate (CABA) simulation is a critical phase in the design flow of ...
The Memory Wall continues to be a problem with modern systems design. While the steady increase in p...
AbstractCycle-accurate simulation is an important tool that depends on the computational power of su...
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Abstract—Sampling is a well-known workload reduction technique that allows one to speed up architect...
Abstract—Sampling is a well-known technique to speed up architectural simulation of long-running wor...
Warmup is a crucial issue in sampled microarchitectural simulation to avoid performance bias by cons...
Simulation is an important means of evaluating new microarchitectures. With the invention of multi-c...
Sampling is a well-known technique to speed up architectural simulation of long-running workloads wh...
Architecture simulation tools are extremely useful not only to predict the performance of future sys...
textMicroprocessor evaluation using detailed cycle-accurate simulation is prohibitively time-consum...
Sampled microarchitectural simulation of single-threaded applications is mature technology for over ...
Sampled simulation is a mature technique for reducing simulation time of single-threaded programs, b...
Computer architects rely heavily on microarchitecture simulation to evaluate design alternatives. Un...
Fast computer simulation is an essential tool in the design of large parallel computers. Our Fast Ac...
Detailed or cycle-accurate/bit-accurate (CABA) simulation is a critical phase in the design flow of ...
The Memory Wall continues to be a problem with modern systems design. While the steady increase in p...
AbstractCycle-accurate simulation is an important tool that depends on the computational power of su...
© 2019 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for a...
Abstract—Sampling is a well-known workload reduction technique that allows one to speed up architect...
Abstract—Sampling is a well-known technique to speed up architectural simulation of long-running wor...
Warmup is a crucial issue in sampled microarchitectural simulation to avoid performance bias by cons...
Simulation is an important means of evaluating new microarchitectures. With the invention of multi-c...
Sampling is a well-known technique to speed up architectural simulation of long-running workloads wh...
Architecture simulation tools are extremely useful not only to predict the performance of future sys...
textMicroprocessor evaluation using detailed cycle-accurate simulation is prohibitively time-consum...
Sampled microarchitectural simulation of single-threaded applications is mature technology for over ...
Sampled simulation is a mature technique for reducing simulation time of single-threaded programs, b...
Computer architects rely heavily on microarchitecture simulation to evaluate design alternatives. Un...
Fast computer simulation is an essential tool in the design of large parallel computers. Our Fast Ac...
Detailed or cycle-accurate/bit-accurate (CABA) simulation is a critical phase in the design flow of ...
The Memory Wall continues to be a problem with modern systems design. While the steady increase in p...