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Temporal characterization of demands for data movement on parallel programs
By: Alaghband, G.; Jordan, H.; Rodriguez, B.;
1996 / IEEE / 0-8186-7255-2
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Periodical ' Temporal characterization of demands for data movement on parallel programs ' Proposes a metric to characterize program demands for data movement at small time scales. This metric is computed statically over SPMD (single-program, multiple-data) programs for a particular number of processors. We build a model to define time scales at which the execution progress of distinct processors can be consider equal, and we use an operation count to define the temporal distance between operations. We apply the metric to a set of programs that are part of the Splash benchmarks and we discuss the results.
Related Topics
Splash Benchmarks
Temporal Characterization
Data Movement Demands
Parallel Programs
Software Metric
Static Computation
Spmd Programs
Processor Number
Processor Execution Progress
Operation Count
Temporal Distance
Message Passing
Time Measurement
Computer Architecture
Extraterrestrial Measurements
Concurrent Computing
Software Metrics
Parallel Programming
Software Performance Evaluation
Engineering
Small-time-scale Program Demands