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ICS
1999
Tsinghua U.
13 years 10 months ago
Mechanisms and policies for supporting fine-grained cycle stealing
This paper presents an investigation into local mechanisms and scheduling policies that allow guest processes to efficiently exploit otherwise-idle workstation resources. Unlike t...
Kyung Dong Ryu, Jeffrey K. Hollingsworth, Peter J....
ICS
2010
Tsinghua U.
14 years 3 months ago
Cache Replacement Policies for Multicore Processors
Almost all of the modern computers use multiple cores, and the number of cores is expected to increase as hardware prices go down, and Moore's law fails to hold. Most of the ...
Avinatan Hassidim
SCHEDULING
2008
72views more  SCHEDULING 2008»
13 years 5 months ago
The impact of local policies on the quality of packet routing in paths, trees, and rings
We consider the packet routing problem in store-and-forward networks whose topologies are either paths, trees, or rings. We are interested by the quality of the solution produced,...
Eric Angel, Evripidis Bampis, Fanny Pascual
IWMM
2007
Springer
110views Hardware» more  IWMM 2007»
13 years 12 months ago
Path: page access tracking to improve memory management
Traditionally, operating systems use a coarse approximation of memory accesses to implement memory management algorithms by monitoring page faults or scanning page table entries. ...
Reza Azimi, Livio Soares, Michael Stumm, Thomas Wa...
CODES
2009
IEEE
13 years 10 months ago
MinDeg: a performance-guided replacement policy for run-time reconfigurable accelerators
Reconfigurable Processors utilize a reconfigurable fabric (to implement application-specific accelerators) and may perform runtime reconfigurations to exchange the set of deployed...
Lars Bauer, Muhammad Shafique, Jörg Henkel