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Parallelizing sequential applications on commodity hardware using a low-cost software transactional memory

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Multicore designs have emerged as the mainstream design paradigm for the microprocessor industry. Unfortunately, providing multiple cores does not directly translate into performa...

Mojtaba Mehrara, Jeff Hao, Po-Chun Hsu, Scott A. M...

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