DOI: 10.5821/dissertation-2117-95396
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Hardware design of task superscalar architecture

Abstract: Exploiting concurrency to achieve greater performance is a difficult and important challenge for current high performance systems. Although the theory is plain, the complexity of traditional parallel programming models in most cases impedes the programmer to harvest performance. Several partitioning granularities have been proposed to better exploit concurrency at task granularity. In this sense, different dynamic software task management systems, such as task-based dataflow programming models, benefit d… Show more

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