BibSLEIGH — Dean_M

Travelled to:

1 × Canada
1 × Mexico
1 × United Kingdom
14 × USA

Collaborated with:

H.Tseng B.Calder A.Venkat M.Kamruzzaman S.Swanson L.Porter W.Zhang N.Tuck A.Snavely G.R.Gao Mohammadkazem Taram V.Kontorinis H.Homayoun M.DeVuyst J.A.Brown B.Choi S.Wallace E.Tune D.Liang J.L.Lo S.J.Eggers H.M.Levy Sriskanda Shamasunder H.Shacham M.Arora S.Manne I.Paul N.Jayasena M.K.Tavana M.H.Hajkazemi A.Shayan T.Lin C.G.Quiñones C.Madriles F.J.Sánchez P.Marcuello A.González Fatemehsadat Mireshghallah Prakash Ramrakhyani A.Jalali H.Esmaeilzadeh

Talks about:

thread (9) multithread (4) processor (4) heterogen (4) predict (4) dynam (4) data (4) core (4) prefetch (3) trigger (3)

Person: Dean M. Tullsen

DBLP: Tullsen:Dean_M=

Contributed to:

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Wrote 23 papers:

HPCA-2015-AroraMPJT #behaviour #benchmark #comprehension #cpu #gpu #metric #power management: Understanding idle behavior and power gating mechanisms in the context of modern benchmarks on CPU-GPU Integrated systems (MA, SM, IP, NJ, DMT), pp. 366–377.
DAC-2014-KontorinisTHTH: Enabling Dynamic Heterogeneity Through Core-on-Core Stacking (VK, MKT, MHH, DMT, HH), p. 6.
HPCA-2014-TsengT #named #thread: CDTT: Compiler-generated data-triggered threads (HWT, DMT), pp. 650–661.
ASPLOS-2012-DeVuystVT #execution #migration #multi: Execution migration in a heterogeneous-ISA chip multiprocessor (MD, AV, DMT), pp. 261–272.
HPCA-2012-HomayounKSLT #3d: Dynamically heterogeneous cores through 3D resource pooling (HH, VK, AS, TWL, DMT), pp. 323–334.
OOPSLA-2012-TsengT #thread: Software data-triggered threads (HWT, DMT), pp. 703–716.
ASPLOS-2011-KamruzzamanST #manycore #migration #thread #using: Inter-core prefetching for multicore processors using migrating helper threads (MK, SS, DMT), pp. 393–404.
HPCA-2011-BrownPT #concurrent #migration #performance #predict #set #thread: Fast thread migration via cache working set prediction (JAB, LP, DMT), pp. 193–204.
HPCA-2011-TsengT #thread: Data-triggered threads: Eliminating redundant computation (HWT, DMT), pp. 181–192.
PLDI-2010-KamruzzamanST #concurrent #distributed #performance #thread: Software data spreading: leveraging distributed caches to improve single thread performance (MK, SS, DMT), pp. 460–470.
ASPLOS-2008-ChoiPT #branch #predict #thread: Accurate branch prediction for short threads (BC, LP, DMT), pp. 125–134.
HPCA-2007-ZhangTC #adaptation #thread: Accelerating and Adapting Precomputation Threads for Effcient Prefetching (WZ, DMT, BC), pp. 85–95.
CGO-2006-ZhangCT #framework #optimisation #self: A Self-Repairing Prefetcher in an Event-Driven Dynamic Optimization Framework (WZ, BC, DMT), pp. 50–64.
HPCA-2005-TuckT #parallel #predict #thread: Multithreaded Value Prediction (NT, DMT), pp. 5–15.
PLDI-2005-QuinonesMSMGT #compilation #framework #slicing #thread: Mitosis compiler: an infrastructure for speculative threading based on pre-computation slices (CGQ, CM, FJS, PM, AG, DMT), pp. 269–279.
HPCA-2001-TuneLTC #predict: Dynamic Prediction of Critical Path Instructions (ET, DL, DMT, BC), pp. 185–195.
ASPLOS-2000-SnavelyT #multi #thread: Symbiotic Jobscheduling for a Simultaneous Multithreading Processor (AS, DMT), pp. 234–244.
HPCA-1999-TullsenG #architecture #compilation #execution #parallel #thread: Multithreaded Execution Architecture and Compilation (DMT, GRG), p. 321.
HPCA-1999-TullsenLEL #fine-grained #multi #thread: Supporting Fine-Grained Synchronization on a Simultaneous Multithreading Processor (DMT, JLL, SJE, HML), pp. 54–58.
HPCA-1999-WallaceTC #multi: Instruction Recycling on a Multiple-Path Processor (SW, DMT, BC), pp. 44–53.
ASPLOS-2016-VenkatSST #named: HIPStR: Heterogeneous-ISA Program State Relocation (AV, SS, HS, DMT), pp. 727–741.
ASPLOS-2019-TaramVT #execution: Context-Sensitive Fencing: Securing Speculative Execution via Microcode Customization (MT, AV, DMT), pp. 395–410.
ASPLOS-2020-MireshghallahTR #learning #named #privacy: Shredder: Learning Noise Distributions to Protect Inference Privacy (FM, MT, PR, AJ, DMT, HE), pp. 3–18.