NoCVision: A Network-on-Chip Dynamic Visualization Solution

V. Gogte, Doowon Lee, Ritesh Parikh, V. Bertacco
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Networks-on-chip (NoCs) are the communication infrastructure of choice for integrating the many components of modern silicon systems, deployed anywhere from systems-on-chip, to chip multi-processors, and to heterogeneous systems. The growing design complexity of these systems, coupled with shrinking times-to-market, requires efficient analysis of complex applications mapped onto the network in a short span of time. In this work, we propose NoCVision, a novel platform for the analysis of NoC characteristics and traffic flows. NoCVision enables design-space exploration, performance tuning, and validation of the NoC subsystem. It allows to consolidate and summarize the network's simulation data and visualize it through intuitive diagrams and plots, either in a static form or animating it to depict changes occurring over time during an application's execution. To showcase the features and benefits of NoCVision, we present several case studies developed on a 64-node CMP organized in a 8x8 mesh NoC and running multi-programmed workloads.
一种片上网络动态可视化解决方案
片上网络(noc)是集成现代硅系统的许多组件的首选通信基础设施,可以部署在从片上系统到片上多处理器以及异构系统的任何地方。这些系统日益增长的设计复杂性,加上上市时间的缩短,需要在短时间内对映射到网络上的复杂应用程序进行有效的分析。在这项工作中,我们提出了一个新的平台novision,用于分析NoC特征和交通流。novision实现了NoC子系统的设计空间探索、性能调优和验证。它允许整合和总结网络的模拟数据,并通过直观的图表和绘图将其可视化,无论是静态形式还是动画形式,都可以描述应用程序执行期间随时间发生的变化。为了展示NoCVision的功能和优势,我们介绍了在8x8 mesh NoC中组织的64节点CMP上开发的几个案例研究,并运行多编程工作负载。
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