MINT:用于高效模拟共享内存多处理器的前端

Proceedings of International Workshop on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Computer and Telecommunication Systems Pub Date : 1994-01-31 DOI:10.1109/MASCOT.1994.284422

J. Veenstra, R. Fowler

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摘要

MINT是一个软件包，旨在简化为多处理器构建事件驱动的内存层次模拟器的过程。它提供了一组模拟处理器，这些处理器运行为基于MIPS R3000的多处理器编译的标准Unix可执行文件。它们生成多个内存引用事件流，驱动用户提供的内存系统模拟器。MINT使用一种新颖的混合技术，利用本机执行和软件解释的最佳方面来最小化处理器模拟的开销。结合相关技术来提高性能，这种方法使得在单处理器主机上的模拟非常高效。

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MINT: a front end for efficient simulation of shared-memory multiprocessors

MINT is a software package designed to ease the process of constructing event-driven memory hierarchy simulators for multiprocessors. It 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 reference events that drive a user-provided memory system simulator. MINT uses a novel hybrid technique that exploits the best aspects of native execution and software interpretation to minimize the overhead of processor simulation. Combined with related techniques to improve performance, this approach makes simulation on uniprocessor hosts extremely efficient.<>

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