Paper Info
Title
A methodology for parallel processing design tradeoffs
Abstract
A methodology is developed for determining how much parallelism is optimal if a given job stream is to be executed without multiprogramming. Qualitative design tradeoffs are inferred from the cost-performance effect of parallelism on different hardware subsystems. Measures of software parallelism are analytically related to measures of hardware performance. It is shown that an increase in hardware parallelism may be desirable even though it causes an increase in job processing cost and/or a decrease in hardware efficiency.
Year
DOI
Venue
1973
10.1145/800123.803970
ISCA
Keywords
Field
DocType
parallel processing
Instruction-level parallelism,Computer architecture,Computer science,Task parallelism,Parallel computing,Parallel processing,Job stream,Real-time computing,Data parallelism,Software,Computer multitasking,Scalable parallelism
Conference
Volume
Issue
ISSN
2
4
0163-5964
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
0
0.34
9
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Charles H. Radoy185.93
George P. Copeland2790394.58
G. Jack Lipovski3528293.80