Multithreading Architecture: Managing Contention
Nemirovsky, Mario; Tullsen, Dean M.
2013-01-01 00:00:00
[Significant research, both in academia and industry, investigates how to properly design, architect, and generate code for multithreaded processors. The most profound difference between multithreaded architectures and other processor architectures (e.g., time-shared uniprocessors or multiprocessors) is the level of sharing of processor resources. This sharing can be a two-edged sword. On one hand, it increases utilization, energy efficiency, and area efficiency. On the other, it allows co-scheduled threads to conflict over a wide set of resources.]
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[Significant research, both in academia and industry, investigates how to properly design, architect, and generate code for multithreaded processors. The most profound difference between multithreaded architectures and other processor architectures (e.g., time-shared uniprocessors or multiprocessors) is the level of sharing of processor resources. This sharing can be a two-edged sword. On one hand, it increases utilization, energy efficiency, and area efficiency. On the other, it allows co-scheduled threads to conflict over a wide set of resources.]
Published: Jan 1, 2013
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