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....this approach works well for HW SW exploration : partitioning, it is not best suited for application debug and tuning. There are a few other published works on various efforts in multi processor simulations. Most of these provide evalu ation frameworks for memory architecture evaluation (refer [5], 12] 2] and [10] They work with a specific target instruction set while allowing for change in the number of processors and the memory architecture. Luis Barriga et al. refer [8] give a very good overview of different approaches on multi processor simulation and their relative merits and ....
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....performance of the constructions, we decided to simulate multiple processors on a single processor machine. Augmint is a simulation package designed specifically for this purpose. Augmint [13] was developed by researchers at the University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign and is a derivative of MINT [16], a multiprocessor simulator for the MIPS architecture developed by Jack Veenstra of the University of Rochester. MINT performs simulation by interpreting the program s object code and counting the number of clock cycles the program uses. In order to simulate multiple processors, MINT creates n ....
Jack E. Veenstra and Robert J. Fowler. MINT Tutorial and User Manual. Technical Report 452, University of Rochester, June 1993.
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....infrastructure which manages the scheduling of events and a collection of architectural models that represent the system under study. Those familiar with Tango Lite [1] will recognize the process of code augmentation which is explained in a little more detail below and those familiar with the MINT [2] simulator will recognize the simulation infrastructure functionality. NOTE However, careful attention must be paid to the details of Augmint because it does deviate from both Tango Lite and MINT in it s approach to providing a simulation environment. The capabilities of Augmint are the ....
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....section. Practical implementation of intelligent memory is more costly than that of other conventional memory modules. This section presents only the performance of the proposed scheme, but about the implementation issues we discuss them in the following section. Simulations are done using MINT [13], which is an event driven memory hierarchy simulator for multiprocessors developed by Jack Vccnstra and Robert Fowler. MINT provides a set of simulated processors that run standard Unix executable files compiled for a MIPS R3000 based multiprocessor. These generate multiple streams of memory ....
Jack E. Vccnstra and Robert J. Fowler, "MINT Tutorial and User Manual", Tech. Rep. Technical Report 452, The University of Rochester, Aug. 1994.
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