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Multifacet's general execution-driven multiprocessor simulator (GEMS) toolset
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Volume 33 ,  Issue 4  (November 2005) table of contents
Special issue: dasCMP'05
COLUMN: Regular contributions table of contents
Pages: 92 - 99  
Year of Publication: 2005
ISSN:0163-5964
Authors
Milo M. K. Martin  Univ. of Pennsylvania
Daniel J. Sorin  Duke Univ.
Bradford M. Beckmann  Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
Michael R. Marty  Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
Min Xu  Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
Alaa R. Alameldeen  Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
Kevin E. Moore  Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
Mark D. Hill  Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
David A. Wood  Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
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ABSTRACT

The Wisconsin Multifacet Project has created a simulation toolset to characterize and evaluate the performance of multiprocessor hardware systems commonly used as database and web servers. We leverage an existing full-system functional simulation infrastructure (Simics [14]) as the basis around which to build a set of timing simulator modules for modeling the timing of the memory system and microprocessors. This simulator infrastructure enables us to run architectural experiments using a suite of scaled-down commercial workloads [3]. To enable other researchers to more easily perform such research, we have released these timing simulator modules as the Multifacet General Execution-driven Multiprocessor Simulator (GEMS) Toolset, release 1.0, under GNU GPL [9].


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Collaborative Colleagues:
Milo M. K. Martin: colleagues
Daniel J. Sorin: colleagues
Bradford M. Beckmann: colleagues
Michael R. Marty: colleagues
Min Xu: colleagues
Alaa R. Alameldeen: colleagues
Kevin E. Moore: colleagues
Mark D. Hill: colleagues
David A. Wood: colleagues