Title
Implementation Lessons of Performance Prediction Tool for Parallel Conservative Simulation (Research Note)
Abstract
Performance prediction is useful in helping parallel programmers answer questions such as speedup scalability. Performance prediction for parallel simulation requires first working out the performance analyzer algorithms for specific simulation protocols. In order for the prediction results to be close to the results from actual parallel executions, there are further considerations when implementing the analyzer. These include (a) equivalence of code between the sequential program and parallel program, and (b) system effects (e.g. cache miss rates and synchronization overheads in an actual parallel execution). This paper describes our investigations into these issues on a performance analyzer for a conservative, "super-step" (synchronous) simulation protocol.
Year
Venue
Keywords
2000
Euro-Par
simulation protocol,specific simulation protocol,parallel programmers answer question,performance analyzer algorithm,parallel program,parallel simulation,actual parallel execution,parallel conservative simulation,performance prediction,performance prediction tool,implementation lessons,prediction result,research note,performance analyzer
Field
DocType
ISBN
Synchronization,Parallel simulation,Computer science,Parallel computing,Equivalence (measure theory),Spectrum analyzer,Performance prediction,Distributed computing,Overhead (business),Speedup,Scalability
Conference
3-540-67956-1
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
1
0.37
2
Authors
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Chu-Cheow Lim116814.45
Yoke-Hean Low2547.74
Boon-Ping Gan3689.08
Wentong Cai41928197.81