SST/macro Manual
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Publications
An AMR Task Dependency Analysis and Communications Simulation Methodology
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A Synthetic Task Model for HPC-Grade Optical Network Performance Evaluation
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Presentation: Validating extreme-scale HPC simulation through Bayesian inference uncertainty quantification
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SST/macro: A coarse-grained simulation workflow
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The Role of Optical Links in HPC System Interconnects
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SST/macro primer
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Execution Models for Exascale- A Bottom-Up Approach -(EMBU)
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Tutorial on Modeling Exascale Applications with SST/macro and Eiger
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SST/macro: A Macroscale Event Simulator for Extreme-Scale Computing
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Validating the Simulation of Large-scale Parallel Applications Using Statistical Characteristics
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Probabilistic Schwarz Coupling for Fault-Tolerance and Scalability
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SST/macro: A Macroscale Event Simulator for Extreme-Scale Computing
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Automatic Extraction of Software Skeletons for Benchmarking Large-Scale Parallel Applications
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Using VTK to Represent HPC Simulations with SST/macro
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Validating extreme-scale HPC simulation through Bayesian inference uncertainty quantification
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Programming Scientific Applications Now for the Integration of Silicon Photonics
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The Role of Optical Links in HPC System Interconnects
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A Deep Dive Analysis of Hardware Design Trade-offs for Exascale Combustion Applications
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Decreasing network power with on-off links informed by scientific applications
Proceedings - IEEE 27th International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium Workshops and PhD Forum, IPDPSW 2013
As the tapering off of Moore's Law produces the need for more parallelism in high-performance applications, the parallel programming model becomes central to achieving and maintaining performance per watt on current and future computer architectures. In order for a programmer to exploit parallelism in a power-efficient way, a close interaction with an abstract machine model is necessary to remain cognizant of important power-performance tradeoffs. This work introduces Asynchronous Circuit Programming (ACP), a way of explicitly identifying application communication as circuits to allow the underlying hardware to better execute code, and for a programmer to pipeline the allocation of communication hardware resources with computation. We provide a case study in using a preliminary C++ implementation of ACP with multiple scientific applications that illustrates how hardware can make use of application knowledge, keeping up to 75% of links in a low-power state. © 2013 IEEE.
Multi-Layer Silicon Nanophotonic Network Chips for High-Performance Computing
Proposed for publication in Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing.
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Eiger :
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Enabling Exascale Co-design with The Structural Simulation Toolkit
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SST/macro: A Macroscale Event Simulator for Exascale Co-&%23173-design
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Multi-Layer Silicon Nanophotonic Network Chips for High-Performance Computing
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