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| * Virtual Channel Flow Control | * Virtual Channel Flow Control | ||
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| + | =====Lecture 18===== | ||
| + | * Routing | ||
| + | * Deadlock | ||
| + | * Router Design | ||
| + | * Router Pipeline Optimizations | ||
| + | * Interconnection Network Performance | ||
| + | * Packet Scheduling | ||
| + | * Bufferless Deflection Routing | ||
| + | * Livelock | ||
| + | * Packet Reassembling | ||
| + | * Golden Packet | ||
| + | * Minimally-Buffered Deflection Routing | ||
| + | * Side Buffer | ||
| + | * Heterogeneous Adaptive Throttling | ||
| + | * Application-Aware Source Throttling | ||
| + | * Dynamic Throttling Rate Adjustment | ||
| + | |||
| + | =====Lecture 20===== | ||
| + | * Locks vs. Transactions | ||
| + | * Transactional Memory | ||
| + | * Logging/buffering | ||
| + | * Conflict detection | ||
| + | * Abort/rollback | ||
| + | * Commit | ||
| + | * Routing | ||
| + | * Deterministic | ||
| + | * Oblivious | ||
| + | * Adaptive | ||
| + | * Deadlock | ||
| + | |||
| + | =====Lecture 21===== | ||
| + | * Packet Scheduling | ||
| + | * Stall Time Criticality | ||
| + | * Memory Level Parallelism | ||
| + | * Shortest Job First Principle | ||
| + | * Application Aware | ||
| + | * Packet Ranking and Batching | ||
| + | * Slack of Packets | ||
| + | * Packet Prioritizing using Slack | ||
| + | * Starvation Avoidance | ||
| + | * 2-D Mesh, Concentration, Replication | ||
| + | * Flattened Butterfly | ||
| + | * Multidrop Express Channels (MECS) | ||
| + | * Kilo-NoC | ||
| + | * Network-on-Chip (NoC) Quality of Service (QoS) | ||
| + | * Topology-Aware QoS | ||
| + | |||
| + | =====Lecture 22===== | ||
| + | * Data Flow | ||
| + | * Data Flow Nodes | ||
| + | * Data Flow Graphs | ||
| + | * Control Flow vs. Data Flow | ||
| + | * Static Data Flow | ||
| + | * Reentrant code (Function calls, Loops) | ||
| + | * Dynamic Data Flow | ||
| + | * Frame Pointer | ||
| + | * Tagging | ||
| + | * Data Structures | ||
| + | * I-Structure | ||
| + | * MIT Tagged Token Data Flow Architecture | ||
| + | * Manchester Data Flow Machine | ||
| + | * Combining Data Flow and Control Flow | ||
| + | |||
| + | =====Lecture 23===== | ||
| + | * Combining Data Flow and Control Flow | ||
| + | * Macro Dataflow | ||
| + | * Restricted Data Flow | ||
| + | * Systolic Architecture | ||
| + | * Systolic Computation | ||
| + | * Pipeline Parallelism | ||
| + | |||
| + | =====Lecture 24===== | ||
| + | * Resource Sharing | ||
| + | * Shared Resource Management and QoS | ||
| + | * Resource Sharing vs. Partitioning | ||
| + | * Multi-core Caching | ||
| + | * Shared Cache Management | ||
| + | * Sharing in Main Memory | ||
| + | * Memory Controller | ||
| + | * Inter-Thread Interference | ||
| + | * QoS-Aware Memory Scheduling | ||
| + | * Stall-Time Fairness | ||
| + | * Bank Parallelism-Awareness | ||
| + | * Request Batching | ||
| + | * Shortest Stall-Time First Ranking | ||
| + | * Memory Episode Lengths | ||
| + | * Least Attained Service | ||
| + | |||
| + | =====Lecture 25===== | ||
| + | * QoS-Aware Memory Request Scheduling | ||
| + | * Smart/Dumb Resources | ||
| + | * Throughput vs. Fairness | ||
| + | * Thread Cluster Memory Scheduling | ||
| + | * Clustering Threads | ||
| + | * CPU-GPU Systems | ||
| + | * Staged Memory Scheduling | ||
| + | * Parallel Application Memory QoS | ||
| + | |||
| + | =====Lecture 26===== | ||
| + | * QoS-Aware Memory Systems | ||
| + | * Smart vs. Dumb Resources | ||
| + | * Memory Channel Partitioning | ||
| + | * Application-Awareness | ||
| + | * Multiple Channels | ||
| + | * Memory Intensity | ||
| + | * Row Buffer Locality | ||
| + | * Preferred Channel | ||
| + | * Integrated Memory Partitioning and Scheduling | ||
| + | * Fairness via Source Throttling | ||
| + | * Dynamic Request Throttling | ||
| + | * Estimating System Unfairness | ||
| + | * Inter-Core Interference | ||
| + | * Row Buffer Interference | ||
| + | * Memory Interference-induced Slowdown Estimation | ||
| + | * Shared Memory Performance Predictability | ||
| + | * Shared Resource Interference | ||
| + | * Memory Phase Fraction | ||
| + | * Alone Request Service Rate | ||
| + | * Shared Request Service Rate | ||
| + | * “Soft” Slowdown Guarantees | ||
| + | |||
| + | =====Lecture 27===== | ||
| + | * CPU-GPU Memory Scheduling | ||
| + | * Batch Formation | ||
| + | * Batch Scheduler | ||
| + | * DRAM Command Scheduler | ||
| + | * Prefetcher Accuracy | ||
| + | * Feedback-Directed Prefetching | ||
| + | * Hierarchical Prefetcher Aggressiveness Control | ||
| + | * Inter-Core Cache Pollution | ||
| + | * Global Control | ||
