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....of time and displaying this data alongside the Vampir timeline view enables correlation of various event frequencies with message passing behavior. SvPablo is a graphical source code browser and performance visualizer that has been developed as part of the University of Illinois Pablo project [4]. SvPablo supports automatic instrumentation of HPF codes with Portland Group s HPF compiler and interactive instrumentation of C and Fortran programs. During execution of an instrumented code, the SvPablo library maintains statistics on the execution of each instrumented event on each processor ....

L. DeRose, Y. Zhang, and D. Reed. Svpablo: A multilanguage performance analysis system. In Proc. 10th International Conference on Computer Performance Evaluation - Modeling Techniques and Tools- Performance Tools '98, pages 352--355, 1998.

.... but the design is general enough to be applicable to performance analysis of parallel applications using other programming paradigms such as PVM [9] and OpenMP [12] Several tools aiding performance visualization and analysis of parallel applications are available [1] These include SvPablo [8], Paradyn [6] VaMPIr [5] ParaVer [7] Upshot [4] AIMS [3] and other tools. Each of these tools focuses on a different aspect of performance analysis. For instance, Paradyn is a powerful general purpose tool that can be used even in parallel environments but with limited relevance to parallel ....

SvPablo. L. DeRose, Y. Zhang, and D. Reed. SvPablo: A multi-language performance analysis system. In Proceedings of 10 th International Conference on Computer Performance Evaluation, September 1998.

....the source code by annotating each line with a count. SvPablo (source view Pablo) is a graphical environment for instrumenting application source code and browsing dynamic performance data from a diverse set of performance instrumentation mechanisms, which include hardware performance counters [9]. Rather than using overflow driven profiling, SvPablo library calls are inserted in the program, either by hand, or by a preprocessor that can instrument procedures and loops. The library routines query the hardware performance counters during program execution. After program execution is ....

D. Reed L. DeRose, Y. Zhang. SvPablo: A Multi-Language Performance Analysis System. In 10th International Conference on Performance Tools, pages 352--355, September 1998.

....been integrated with this information for presentation. SvPablo (source view Pablo) is a graphical environment for instrumenting application source code and browsing dynamic performance data from a diverse set of performance instrumentation mechanisms, which include hardware performance counters [14]. Rather than using overflow driven profiling, SvPablo library calls are inserted in the program, either by hand, or by a preprocessor that can instrument procedures and loops. The library routines query the hardware performance counters during program execution. After program execution is ....

D. Reed L. DeRose, Y. Zhang. SvPablo: A Multi-Language Performance Analysis System. In 10th International Conference on Performance Tools, pages 352--355, September 1998.

....modelling, PACE 1. Introduction In this age of Information Power GRID [2] a significant amount of work is being undertaken to ease the process of performance prediction. A number of valuable toolsets for performance optimisation through prediction exist. Falcon [3] Paradyn Dynamist [4] Pablo [5] are being used to assist in performance prediction, tuning and identification of bottlenecks in applications. These tool sets typically include various features to allow predicting with great accuracy the performance of applications. Some also allow instrumentation at various levels, data ....

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....grn dcs.warwick.ac.uk (G.R. Nudd) utilisation of performance information to guide application execution. Several performance tool sets have been proposed and implemented dealing mainly with performance instrumentation and measurement. Tools such as Falcon [2] Paradyn [3] and Pablo [4] are being used to assist in the performance tuning and identification of bottlenecks in applications. These tool sets typically include various features to allow application instrumentation at various levels, data collection, and interrogation through visualisation modules. Most of the ....

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....methods and tools, once perfected, can be applied to the prediction of larger scientific applications. 2. Other Work This work diverges from most work by other researchers in that previous work either developed very detailed models for performance[6,7,9,15,21] or concentrated on tool development[10,11], or was very specific to a given application domain[12,13,14] or focused on predicting scalability[18] Also, some previous work by Worley[23] was in the domain of traditional evaluation of specific machines via benchmarking. What distinguishes this work is that we concentrate initially on very ....

L. DeRose, Y. Zhang, and D. A. Reed, "SvPablo: A Multi-Language Performance Analysis System," 10 th International Conference on Computer Performance Evaluation -- Modeling Techniques and Tools -- Performance Tools'98, Palma de Mallorca, Spain, September 1998, pp. 352-355.

....as we have developed in our system. Their use of computational algorithms rather than human intuition and pattern recognition results in a system with quite different goals and challenges. The Pablo research group has developed several performance analysis tools, including Pablo [13] and SvPablo [5]. These systems have focused on presenting the statistics gathered during execution in one or two complex views, such as multi dimensional scatterplot arrays and hierarchical source code views. In contrast, our system presents many views for correlating statistics with resources such as memory, ....

L. DeRose, Y. Zhang, and D. Reed. "SvPablo: A Multi-Language Performance Analysis System". Tenth International Conference on Computer Performance Evaluation - Modelling Techniques and Tools -- Performance, September 1998.

....sets as we have developed in Rivet. Their use of computational algorithms rather than human intuition and pattern recognition results in a system with quite different goals and challenges. The Pablo research group has developed several performance analysis tools, including Pablo [46] and SvPablo [15]. These systems have focused on presenting the statistics gathered during execution in one or two complex views, such as multi dimensional scatterplot arrays and hierarchical source code views. In contrast, the visualizations used in this case study employ many views for correlating statistics ....

Luiz DeRose, Ying Zhang, and Daniel A. Reed. SvPablo: A multi-language performance analysis system. In Tenth International Conference on Computer Performance Evaluation --- Modelling Techiques and Tools --- Performance, pages 352--355, September 1998.

....added a tagging methodology so that arbitrary program events could be identified and benchmarked. We used standard timing mechanisms available on each system to generate time stamps and event timings. However, we anticipate that more sophisticated profiling systems such as Paradyn [23] and Pablo [7] will yield higher fidelity measurements. While we were unable to leverage these technologies in time for SC98, the prototype EveryWare forecasting interface is compatible with them. 2.3 Distributed State Exchange Service To function in the current Grid computing environments, a program must be ....

L. DeRose, Y. Zhang, and D. Reed. SvPablo: A multi-language performance analysis system. In Proceedings of 10th International Conference on Computer Performance Evaluation, September 1998.

....portions of the program that are the source of performance problems. In addition to these tools, PAPI support has been incorporated into a number of commercial and research performance analysis tools, including vprof from Sandia National Laboratory [8] SvPablo from University of Illinois and IBM [5,6], DEEP MPI from Pacific Sierra Research, and TAU from University of Oregon. Performance Tuning Using PAPI Metrics The PAPI predefined events include accesses to the memory hierarchy, cache coherence protocol events, cycle and instruction counts, and functional unit and pipeline status. Each of ....

Luiz DeRose, Ying Zhang, and Daniel A. Reed. "SvPablo: A Multi-Language Performance Analysis System", 10 th International Conference on Computer Performance Evaluation -- Modeling Techniques and Tools -- Performance Tools'98, pp. 352-355. Palma de Mallorca, Spain, September 1998. http://vibes.cs.uiuc.edu/

....portions of the program that are the source of performance problems. In addition to these tools, PAPI support has been incorporated into a number of commercial and research performance analysis tools, including vprof from Sandia National Laboratory [8] SvPablo from University of Illinois and IBM [5,6], DEEP MPI from Pacific Sierra Research, and TAU from University of Oregon. Performance Tuning Using PAPI Metrics The PAPI predefined events include accesses to the memory hierarchy, cache coherence protocol events, cycle and instruction counts, and functional unit and pipeline status. Each of ....

Luiz DeRose and Daniel A. Reed. "SvPablo: A Multi-Language Performance Analysis System", Proceedings of the 1999 International Conference on Parallel Processing, September 1999, pp. 311-318.

....from http: science.nas .nasa.gov Software AIMS . Paradyn [81] handles the interactive run time analysis for parallel programs using message passing libraries such as PVM and MPI. Paradyn can be downloaded from http: www.cs.wisc.edu paradyn . The Pablo performance analysis environment [25, 105] is a public domain package that consists of several components for instrumenting and tracing parallel MPI programs. It can be downloaded from http: vibes.cs. uiuc.edu . VAMPIR (Visualization and Analysis of MPI resource) 35, 88] is a commercial trace visualization tool from Pallas GmbH. ....

L. DeRose and Y. Zhang and D.A. Reed, SvPablo: A Multi-language Performance Analysis System, 10-th International Conference on Computer Performance Evaluation - Modeling Techniques and Tools (1998), pp. 352--355.

....portions of the program that are the source of performance problems. In addition to these tools, PAPI support has been incorporated into a number of commercial and research performance analysis tools, including vprof from Sandia National Laboratory [8] SvPablo from University of Illinois and IBM [5,6], DEEP MPI from Pacific Sierra Research, and TAU from University of Oregon. Performance Tuning Using PAPI Metrics The PAPI predefined events include accesses to the memory hierarchy, cache coherence protocol events, cycle and instruction counts, and functional unit and pipeline status. Each of ....

Luiz DeRose, Ying Zhang, and Daniel A. Reed. "SvPablo: A Multi-Language Performance Analysis System", 10 th International Conference on Computer Performance Evaluation -- Modeling Techniques and Tools -- Performance Tools'98, pp. 352-355. Palma de Mallorca, Spain, September 1998. http://vibes.cs.uiuc.edu/

....portions of the program that are the source of performance problems. In addition to these tools, PAPI support has been incorporated into a number of commercial and research performance analysis tools, including vprof from Sandia National Laboratory [8] SvPablo from University of Illinois and IBM [5,6], DEEP MPI from Pacific Sierra Research, and TAU from University of Oregon. Performance Tuning Using PAPI Metrics The PAPI predefined events include accesses to the memory hierarchy, cache coherence protocol events, cycle and instruction counts, and functional unit and pipeline status. Each of ....

Luiz DeRose and Daniel A. Reed. "SvPablo: A Multi-Language Performance Analysis System", Proceedings of the 1999 International Conference on Parallel Processing, September 1999, pp. 311-318.

....showing vprof examination of both profil and PAPI TOT CYC data is shown in Figure 5. Figure 5. vprof displaying profil and PAPI TOT CYC data SvPablo is a graphical source code browser and performance visualizer that has been developed as part of the University of Illinois Pablo project[5,6]. SvPablo supports automatic instrumentation of HPF codes with Portland Group s HPF compiler and interactive instrumentation of C and Fortran programs. During execution of an instrumented code the SvPablo library maintains statistics on the execution of each instrumented event on each processor ....

Luiz DeRose, Ying Zhang, and Daniel A. Reed. "SvPablo: A Multi-Language Performance Analysis System", 10 th International Conference on Computer Performance Evaluation -- Modeling Techniques and Tools -- Performance Tools'98, pp. 352-355. Palma de Mallorca, Spain, September 1998. http://vibes.cs.uiuc.edu/

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....both execution times and array reference data locality. The latter relies on identifying each compiler synthesized message transmission as carrying specifi array segments. 3.1. 2 SvPablo: Portable Analysis Building on the insights obtained from our Rice collaboration, wehavedeveloped SvPablo [8], a graphical environment for instrumenting application source code and browsing dynamic performance data. SvPablo supports performance data capture, analysis, and presentation for applications written in a variety of languages and executing on both sequential and parallel systems. In addition, ....

DeRose, L., Zhang, Y., and Aydt, R. Svpablo: A Multi-Language Performance Analysis System. In submitted for publication (Mar. 1998).

....Autopilot toolkit [4] for distributed measurement of executing software. Autopilot provides a set of low overhead sensors that can be inserted in application code or into performance daemons that periodically gather hardware and software performance data and that can be inserted via the SvPablo [5] toolkit. In real time performance visualization, sensors directly report their values to Virtue for real time display. Much of the power of Virtue derives from the ability to perform closed loop steering of applications. Control of application code is via Autopilot actuators. These routines are ....

DeRose, L., Y Zhang and D. Reed, "SvPablo: A Multi-Language Performance Analysis System,"Computer Performance Evaluation Modeling Techniques and Tools, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 1,469, R. Puigjaner, N. Savino and B. Serra, eds., Springer-Verlag, New York, pp. 352-355, 1998.

....presented in this paper focuses on compiler techniques for performance prediction of parallel codes and machines. By using these techniques, a compiler becomes a useful tool to support machine design and program tuning either by itself or as part of performance visualization tools, such as SvPablo [8]. Furthermore, accurate compile time performance prediction techniques are of crucial importance for the compiler itself to select the best possible transformations during the code optimization pass. Powerful techniques for performance prediction are quite important due to the diculties ....

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....both execution times and array reference data locality. The latter relies on identifying each compiler synthesized message transmission as carrying specific array segments. 3.1. 2 SvPablo: Portable Analysis Building on the insights obtained from our Rice collaboration, we have developed SvPablo [8], a graphical environment for instrumenting application source code and browsing dynamic performance data. SvPablo supports performance data capture, analysis, and presentation for applications written in a variety of languages and executing on both sequential and parallel systems. In addition, ....

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