Searching for authors named "Tejas Karkhanis" – sorted by Relevance.
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A Day in the Life of a Data Cache Miss
- The activity within a processor following a cache miss is studied via a series of simulation experiments. This is a preliminary step toward developing ways of mitigating data cache miss penalties, especially for long misses. With a modest -sized reorder buffer (ROB) of 64 entries, structural blockag
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Saving Energy with Just In Time Instruction Delivery
- Just-In-Time instruction delivery is a general method for saving energy in a microprocessor by dynamically limiting the number of in-flight instructions. The goal is to save energy by 1) fetching valid instructions no sooner than necessary, avoiding cycles stalled in the pipeline -- especially the i
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A Performance Counter Architecture for Computing Accurate
- Cycles per Instruction (CPI) stacks break down processor execution time into a baseline CPI plus a number of miss event CPI components. CPI breakdowns can be very helpful in gaining insight into the behavior of an application on a given microprocessor; consequently, they are widely used by software
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Energy efficient co-adaptive instruction fetch and issue
- Front-end instruction delivery accounts for a significant fraction of the energy consumed in a dynamic superscalar processor. The issue queue in these processors serves two crucial roles: it bridges the front and back ends of the processor and serves as the window of instructions for the outof-order
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