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Table 5. Non-Return Indirect Branch Profiling (User Mode) in Java Run Time System Static Branch Sites Dynamic Instances

in Branch Behavior of Java Runtime Systems and its Microarchitectural Implications
by Tao Li, Lizy Kurian John, Vijaykrishnan Narayanan, Anand Sivasubramaniam

Table 6. Non-Return Indirect Branch Profiling (Kernel Mode) in Java Run Time System Static Branch Sites Dynamic Instances

in Branch Behavior of Java Runtime Systems and its Microarchitectural Implications
by Tao Li, Lizy Kurian John, Vijaykrishnan Narayanan, Anand Sivasubramaniam
"... In PAGE 20: ...Table 7 shows that kernel branches benefit from split structures with even small (32 or 64-entry) BTB configurations. This is not surprising since Table6 and Figure 4 show that a small number of indirect branches dominate dynamic branch instances in kernel. In kernel, invocations of indirect branches and the corresponding target access patterns are relatively constant across applications.... ..."

Table 1. Run-times in seconds of benchmarked systems.

in Implementation and Results of Hypothesis Testing from the C³I Parallel Benchmark Suite
by Brian VanVoorst, Rakesh Jha, Luiz Pires, Mustafa Muhammad 1997
"... In PAGE 4: ... Details of implementations on individual target plat- forms and analysis follow next. Table1 summarizes run times on the platforms, and Figure 4 shows a plot of the results. 5.... ..."
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Table 1. Run-times in seconds of benchmarked systems.

in Implementation and Results of Hypothesis Testing from the C
by Brian Vanvoorst, Rakesh Jha, Luiz Pires, Mustafa Muhammad 1997
"... In PAGE 4: ... Details of implementations on individual target plat- forms and analysis follow next. Table1 summarizes run times on the platforms, and Figure 4 shows a plot of the results. 5.... ..."
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Table 7.1 Running time of different parts of the system.

in Image-Based Visual Hulls
by Leonard Mcmillan, Wojciech Matusik, Wojciech Matusik

Table 7.1 Running time of different parts of the system.

in Title: Assistant Professor
by Wojciech Matusik, Leonard Mcmillan, Wojciech Matusik 2001

Table 8: Comparison of the four procedures.

in A Procedure For Optimizing Tactical Response In Oil Spill Clean Up Operations
by Anand V. Srinivasa, Wilbert E. Wilhelm
"... In PAGE 21: ... The run times (in seconds) for obtaining IP optimal solutions are also shown. Table8... In PAGE 22: ...developed by Wilhelm and Srinivasa (1994) and with the OSL branch and bound solver applied directly to each problem. The run times in Table8 are all in seconds. Results show that the aggregation scheme is successful, not only in improving bounds from the LP relaxation, but also in finding optimal integral solutions within reasonable times.... ..."

Table 3: Run time system performance, system A (Pentium 4, 1600 MHz). The median times reported by the MPD script vsuite/timings/report.sh are shown.

in A Machine-Independent Port of the MPD Language Run Time System to NetBSD Operating System
by Ignatios Souvatzis 2005
"... In PAGE 3: ... The SVR4 tests were redone on a DNARD system (for its ARM cpu, no assembler stubs are provided in either the SR or MPD distributions). Table3 shows a factor-of-about-ten performance hit for the operations that require context switches; note, however, that the absolute values for all such operations are still smaller than 5 s on 1600 MHz machine and will likely not be noticeable if a parallelized program is run on a LAN-coupled cluster: on the switched LAN connected to the test... In PAGE 5: ... Compared to the assembler routines, they are only slower by a factor of 10 (see table 2). Table3 shows three classes of high level operations. 1.... ..."

Table 4: Run time system performance, system B (StrongARM SA-110, 233 MHz). The median times reported by the MPD script vsuite/timings/report.sh are shown.

in A Machine-Independent Port of the MPD Language Run Time System to NetBSD Operating System
by Ignatios Souvatzis 2005

Table 2. Running time of Authorization System for quot;Hello World quot; Example

in Authorizing Remote Job Execution based on Job Properties
by Sang-min Park, Glenn Wasson, Marty Humphrey
"... In PAGE 7: ...uns Windows Server 2003 and .NET Framework 1.1. Table2 shows the results averaged over 50 runs. The column, GRAM.... ..."
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