2017
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/201712804011
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Improving co-running program’s performance on CMP

Abstract: Abstract. Chip multi-processor (CMP) has become the most common processor in the current cluster and desktop computer, and it is also the current development direction. On CMP, programs usually co-running with each other. However, programs commonly interfere with each other. Some time the interference takes big effect, which cause serious drop down of performance. In order to avoid the serious performance interference, programs should be scheduled reasonably to different socket to improve the program's perform… Show more

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