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HPCA
1998
IEEE
14 years 20 hour ago
Address Translation Mechanisms In Network Interfaces
Good network hardware performance is often squandered by overheads for accessing the network interface (NI) within a host. NIs that support user-level messaging avoid frequent ope...
Ioannis Schoinas, Mark D. Hill
HPCA
1998
IEEE
14 years 20 hour ago
Exploiting Two-Case Delivery for Fast Protected Messaging
We propose and evaluate two complementary techniques to protect and virtualize a tightly-coupled network interface in a multicomputer. The techniques allow efficient, direct appli...
Kenneth Mackenzie, John Kubiatowicz, Matthew Frank...
HPCA
1998
IEEE
14 years 20 hour ago
Challenging Applications on Fast Networks
Parallel computing on clusters of workstations is attractive because of the low costs in comparison to MPPs, but the speed of the local area network limits the class of applicatio...
Koen Langendoen, Rutger F. H. Hofman, Henri E. Bal
HPCA
1998
IEEE
14 years 20 hour ago
The Impact of Data Transfer and Buffering Alternatives on Network Interface Design
The explosive growth in the performance of microprocessors and networks has created a new opportunity to reduce the latency of fine-grain communication. Microprocessor clock speed...
Shubhendu S. Mukherjee, Mark D. Hill
HPCA
1998
IEEE
14 years 20 hour ago
Comparative Evaluation of Latency Tolerance Techniques for Software Distributed Shared Memory
A key challenge in achieving high performance on software DSM systems is overcoming their relatively large communication latencies. In this paper, we consider two techniques which...
Todd C. Mowy, Charles Q. C. Chan, Adley K. W. Lo
HPCA
1998
IEEE
14 years 20 hour ago
The Sensitivity of Communication Mechanisms to Bandwidth and Latency
The goal of this paper is to gain insight into the relative performance of communication mechanisms as bisection bandwidth and network latency vary. We compare shared memory with ...
Frederic T. Chong, Rajeev Barua, Fredrik Dahlgren,...
HPCA
1998
IEEE
14 years 20 hour ago
Supporting Highly-Speculative Execution via Adaptive Branch Trees
Most of the prediction mechanisms predict a single path to continue the execution on a branch. Alternatively, we may exploit parallelism from either possible paths of a branch, di...
Tien-Fu Chen
HPCA
1998
IEEE
14 years 20 hour ago
Treegion Scheduling for Wide Issue Processors
William A. Havanki, Sanjeev Banerjia, Thomas M. Co...
HPCA
1998
IEEE
14 years 20 hour ago
Architectural Implications of a Family of Irregular Applications
David R. O'Hallaron, Jonathan Richard Shewchuk, Th...