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Symbiotic Jobscheduling with Priorities for a Simultaneous Multithreading Processor (2002)

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by Allan Snavely , Dean M. Tullsen , Geoff Voelker
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@MISC{Snavely02symbioticjobscheduling,
    author = {Allan Snavely and Dean M. Tullsen and Geoff Voelker},
    title = {Symbiotic Jobscheduling with Priorities for a Simultaneous Multithreading Processor},
    year = {2002}
}

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Abstract

Simultaneous Multithreading machines benefit from jobscheduling software that monitors how well coscheduled jobs share CPU resources, and coschedules jobs that interact well to make more efficient use of those resources. As a result, informed coscheduling can yield significant performance gains over naive schedulers. However, prior work on coscheduling focused on equal-priority job mixes, which is an unrealistic assumption for modern operating systems.

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simultaneous multithreading processor    job share cpu resource    prior work    coschedules job    unrealistic assumption    significant performance gain    equal-priority job mix    simultaneous multithreading machine benefit    naive scheduler    efficient use   

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