An Instrumented Architectural Simulation System

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Citation: Bruce A. Delagi and Nakul P. Saraiya and Sayuri Nishimura and G. Byrd. (1987) An Instrumented Architectural Simulation System. In KSL-86-36, January,1987.

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author Bruce A. Delagi and Nakul P. Saraiya and Sayuri Nishimura and G. Byrd
title An Instrumented Architectural Simulation System
number KSL-86-36
institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
year 1987
month January
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note STAN-CS-87-1148 21 pages.
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abstract Simulation of systems at an architectural level can offer an effective way to study critical design choices if (1) the performance of the simulator is adequate to examine designs executing significant code bodies -- not just toy problems or small application fragments, (2) the details of the simulation include the critical details of the design, (3) the view of the design presented by the simulator instrumentation leads to useful insights on the problems with the design, and (4) there is enough flexibility in the simulation system so that the asking of unplanned questions is not suppressed by the weight of the mechanics involved in making changes either in the design or its measurement. A simulation system with these goals is described together with the approach to its implementation. Its application to the study of a particular class of multiprocessor hardware system architectures is illustrated.

KSL Technical Report ID: KSL-86-36
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Abstract Simulation of systems at an architectural … Simulation of systems at an architectural level can offer an effective way to study critical design choices if (1) the performance of the simulator is adequate to examine designs executing significant code bodies -- not just toy problems or small application fragments, (2) the details of the simulation include the critical details of the design, (3) the view of the design presented by the simulator instrumentation leads to useful insights on the problems with the design, and (4) there is enough flexibility in the simulation system so that the asking of unplanned questions is not suppressed by the weight of the mechanics involved in making changes either in the design or its measurement. A simulation system with these goals is described together with the approach to its implementation. Its application to the study of a particular class of multiprocessor hardware system architectures is illustrated. dware system architectures is illustrated.
Author Bruce A. Delagi and Nakul P. Saraiya and Sayuri Nishimura and G. Byrd  +
Bibtype techreport  +
Has author Bruce A. Delagi and Nakul P. Saraiya and Sayuri Nishimura and G. Byrd  +
Has identifier KSL-86-36  +
Has publishing details January,1987  +
Has title An Instrumented Architectural Simulation System  +
Has where published KSL-86-36  +
Has year 1987  +
Institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory  +
Ksl tr id KSL-86-36  +
Month January  +
Note STAN-CS-87-1148 21 pages.
Number KSL-86-36  +
Process note YES  +
Title An Instrumented Architectural Simulation System  +
Year 1987  +
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