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The last-level cache (LLC) of a modern chip-multiprocessor (CMP) keeps two kinds of data: shared data accessed by multiple cores and private data accessed by only one core. Although the former are likely to have a larger performance impact than the latter, the LLC manages both of those data in the same fashion. To realize a highly efficient execution on a CMP, this paper proposes a cache partitioning...
A code smell is any part of an application code that might indicate a code or design problem, which makes the application code hard to evolve and maintain. Automatic detection of code smells has been studied to help programmers find which parts of their application codes should be refactored. However, code smells have not been defined in a formal manner. Moreover, existing detection tools are designed...
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