Add to ORKGMiss Rate Curves (MRCs) for main memory have been proposed as a representation of memory utilization for use in a range of optimizations in the area of memory man- agement. Various techniques exist for their creation; however, all real-world methods of MRC generation must make trade-offs between overhead and accuracy. Proposals for new hardware techniques exist, but have yet to be implemented in actual hardware. We pro- pose the use of the Intel PEBS (Precise Event-Based Sampling) performance monitoring capability for the task of MRC generation on existing commodity hardware. We use PEBS to generate MRCs and compare them against MRCs generated through instrumentation, finding the PEBS MRCs to be good, but imperfect approximations, while ke...
<p>Miss-rates collected in a simulation where 4-way 512-byte cache with 32-byte blocks is used.</p
Due to the infamous “memory wall ” problem and a drastic increase in the number of data intensive ap...
Recently there has been a surge of interest in developing perfor-mance debugging tools to help progr...
Miss Rate Curves (MRCs) for main memory have been proposed as a representation of memory utilization...
Memory can be efficiently utilized if the dynamic memory demands of applications can be determined a...
Memory can be efficiently utilized if the dynamic memory demands of applications can be determined a...
The growing gap between processor and memory speeds has lead to complex memory hierarchies as proces...
Operating systems have historically had to manage only a single type of memory device. The imminent ...
One of the major architectural design considerations for any computer system is that of the memory s...
The cache Miss Ratio Curve (MRC) serves a variety of purposes such as cache partitioning, applicatio...
Abstract — The gap between speed of processor and main memory is reduced using parallel systems and ...
The growing gap between processor and memory speeds results in complex memory hierarchies as process...
Operating systems have historically had to manage only a single type of memory device. The imminent ...
We propose a low overhead, on-line memory monitor-ing scheme utilizing a set of novel hardware count...
Nearly every synchronous digital circuit today is de-signed with timing margins. These timing margin...
<p>Miss-rates collected in a simulation where 4-way 512-byte cache with 32-byte blocks is used.</p
Due to the infamous “memory wall ” problem and a drastic increase in the number of data intensive ap...
Recently there has been a surge of interest in developing perfor-mance debugging tools to help progr...
Miss Rate Curves (MRCs) for main memory have been proposed as a representation of memory utilization...
Memory can be efficiently utilized if the dynamic memory demands of applications can be determined a...
Memory can be efficiently utilized if the dynamic memory demands of applications can be determined a...
The growing gap between processor and memory speeds has lead to complex memory hierarchies as proces...
Operating systems have historically had to manage only a single type of memory device. The imminent ...
One of the major architectural design considerations for any computer system is that of the memory s...
The cache Miss Ratio Curve (MRC) serves a variety of purposes such as cache partitioning, applicatio...
Abstract — The gap between speed of processor and main memory is reduced using parallel systems and ...
The growing gap between processor and memory speeds results in complex memory hierarchies as process...
Operating systems have historically had to manage only a single type of memory device. The imminent ...
We propose a low overhead, on-line memory monitor-ing scheme utilizing a set of novel hardware count...
Nearly every synchronous digital circuit today is de-signed with timing margins. These timing margin...
<p>Miss-rates collected in a simulation where 4-way 512-byte cache with 32-byte blocks is used.</p
Due to the infamous “memory wall ” problem and a drastic increase in the number of data intensive ap...
Recently there has been a surge of interest in developing perfor-mance debugging tools to help progr...