Indirect memory accesses have irregular access patterns and concomitantly poor spatial locality. To address this problem, we propose the Array Tracking Prefetcher which tracks array-based indirect memory accesses using a novel combination of software and hardware. Our results show that ATP yields average speedup of 1.60 over the baseline single-core without prefetching. By contrast, the speedup for conventional software and hardware-based prefetching, is 1.49 and 1.16, respectively. For four-cores, the average speedups for ATP, software, and hardware are 1.49, 1.38, and 1.11, respectively
We describe a simple hardware device, the Indirect Reference Buffer , that can be used to speculativ...
Software prefetching and locality optimizations are techniques for overcoming the speed gap between ...
this paper, we examine the way in which prefetching can exploit parallelism. Prefetching has been st...
Indirect memory accesses have irregular access patterns and concomitantly poor spatial locality. To ...
Indirect memory accesses have irregular access patterns that limit the performance of conventional s...
Many modern data processing and HPC workloads are heavily memory-latency bound. A tempting propositi...
Many modern data processing and HPC workloads are heavily memory-latency bound. A tempting propositi...
Prefetching, i.e., exploiting the overlap of processor com-putations with data accesses, is one of s...
A major performance limiter in modern processors is the long latencies caused by data cache misses. ...
A well known performance bottleneck in computer architecture is the so-called memory wall. This term...
In the last century great progress was achieved in developing processors with extremely high computa...
International audienceIn multi-core systems, an application's prefetcher can interfere with the memo...
Processor performance has increased far faster than memories have been able to keep up with, forcing...
Abstract. Given the increasing gap between processors and memory, prefetching data into cache become...
Abstract—Data prefetching of regular access patterns is an effective mechanism to hide the memory la...
We describe a simple hardware device, the Indirect Reference Buffer , that can be used to speculativ...
Software prefetching and locality optimizations are techniques for overcoming the speed gap between ...
this paper, we examine the way in which prefetching can exploit parallelism. Prefetching has been st...
Indirect memory accesses have irregular access patterns and concomitantly poor spatial locality. To ...
Indirect memory accesses have irregular access patterns that limit the performance of conventional s...
Many modern data processing and HPC workloads are heavily memory-latency bound. A tempting propositi...
Many modern data processing and HPC workloads are heavily memory-latency bound. A tempting propositi...
Prefetching, i.e., exploiting the overlap of processor com-putations with data accesses, is one of s...
A major performance limiter in modern processors is the long latencies caused by data cache misses. ...
A well known performance bottleneck in computer architecture is the so-called memory wall. This term...
In the last century great progress was achieved in developing processors with extremely high computa...
International audienceIn multi-core systems, an application's prefetcher can interfere with the memo...
Processor performance has increased far faster than memories have been able to keep up with, forcing...
Abstract. Given the increasing gap between processors and memory, prefetching data into cache become...
Abstract—Data prefetching of regular access patterns is an effective mechanism to hide the memory la...
We describe a simple hardware device, the Indirect Reference Buffer , that can be used to speculativ...
Software prefetching and locality optimizations are techniques for overcoming the speed gap between ...
this paper, we examine the way in which prefetching can exploit parallelism. Prefetching has been st...