Asymmetric chip multiprocessors: Balancing hardware efficiency and programmer efficiency

  • Suleman M
  • Patt Y
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Grochowski et al. also study a CMP configuration with one large and an array of small cores [4][5], focused on optimizing the energy consumed per instruction. Kumar et al. [7-11] focused on improving power and throughput of multi-programmed workloads. In [19], et al.

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Suleman, M., & Patt, Y. (2007). Asymmetric chip multiprocessors: Balancing hardware efficiency and programmer efficiency. Univ. Texas, Austin, …. Retrieved from http://hps.ece.utexas.edu/pub/TR-HPS-2007-001.pdf

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