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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"fault handling"”.

  1. DynaCut: A Framework for Dynamic Code Customization

    … modifies the process image to add traps and fault-handling code to remove vulnerable but unused code. DYNACUT can also disable temporally unused code – code that is used only during the initialization phase of the application. To demonstrate its effectiveness, we built a prototype of DYNACUT …

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  2. Region-based techniques for modeling and enhancing cluster OpenMP performance

    … and it is driven by detecting and servicing page faults. To understand these systems, we evaluate their performance with different OpenMP applications, and we also develop a benchmark, called MCBENCH, to characterize the memory consistency costs. Using MCBENCH, we discover that this overhead is …

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  3. Region-based techniques for modeling and enhancing cluster OpenMP performance

    … and it is driven by detecting and servicing page faults. To understand these systems, we evaluate their performance with different OpenMP applications, and we also develop a benchmark, called MCBENCH, to characterize the memory consistency costs. Using MCBENCH, we discover that this overhead is …

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  4. Self-Modifying Circuitry for Efficient, Defect-Tolerant Handling of Trillion-element Reconfigurable Devices

    As VLSI circuits continue to have more and more transistors over time, the question of not only how to use, but how to manage the complexity of so many transistors becomes increasingly important. Four hypothesis are given for the design of a system that scales-up as transistors continue to shrink. …

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