Breakfast (
Welcome (
Organizers: Lieven
Eeckhout,
Session 1: Statistics (
Chair:
Statistically Rigorous Regression Modeling for the Microprocessor Design Space
Benjamin C. Lee,
David M. Brooks,
STATSHARE: A Statistical Model for Management Sharing via Decay
Pavlos Petoumenos,
Georgios Keramidas,
Hakan Zeffer,
Stefanos Kaxiras,
Erik Hagersten,
Exploring the Impact of Normality and Significance Tests in Architecture Experiments
Pitchaya Sitthi-amorn, University of Virginia
Dee A. B. Weikle,
Measuring the Cost of a Cache Miss
Thomas R. Puzak, IBM TJ Watson
Alan Hartstein, IBM TJ Watson
Philip E. Emma, IBM TJ Watson
Vijayalakshmi Srinivasan, IBM TJ Watson
Break (
Session 2: Workload characterization (
Chair:
Sim-SODA: A Unified Framework for Architectural Level Software Reliability Analysis
Xin Fu,
Jose Fortes,
Stallscope: Illuminating the Black Box
Lunch (
Session 3: Simulation (
Chair:
Hardware-Agnostic Full-System Power Modeling
Dimitris Economou,
Suzanne Rivoire,
Christos Kozyrakis,
Partha Ranganathan,
Hewlett-Packard Labs
A Novel Evaluation Methodology to Obtain Fair Measurements in Multithreaded Architectures
Javier Vera, BSC
Francisco J. Cazorla, BSC
Alex Pajuelo, UPC
Oliverio J. Santana, University
of Las Palmas
Enrique Fernandez, University of Las Palmas
Mateo Valero, BSC and UPC
FastMP: A Multi-core Simulation Methodology
Shobhit Kanaujia, Intel
Irma Esmer Papazian, Intel
Jeff Chamberlain, Intel
Jeff Baxter, Intel
Break (
Panel: “Multi-Core Simulation Methodology” (
Moderator:
Lieven Eeckhout,
Participants:
Krste Asanovic, MIT
David August,
Doug Burger,
Joel Emer, Intel
Babak Falsafi, Carnegie Mellon University
David Wood, University of
Wisconsin – Madison
Panel theme:
Next generation
microprocessor chips will feature tens or even hundreds of processing cores on
a single die. Current design methodologies that rely on detailed cycle-by-cycle
simulation are unlikely to be viable in the near future; simulation time will
explode by adding additional cores on the chip. The goal of this panel is to
discuss these issues and to present potential solutions for this major
challenge.
Closing Remarks (
Organizers: Lieven
Eeckhout,