Poster Papers | USENIX

The following posters are currently expected. Authors of Workshop Program full papers may also present posters.

Presentations:

A Consumer Application for GPGPUs: Desktop Search

Does Shared-Memory, Highly Multi-Threaded, Single-Application Scale on Many-Cores?

Evaluation of Hardware Synchronization Support of the SCC Many-Core Processor

Elastic Scaling for Transactional Memory: From Centralized to Distributed Architectures

Middleware for Many-Cores—Why It Is Needed and What Functionality It Should Provide

A Lightweight Approach to Compiling and Scheduling Highly Dynamic Parallel Programs

The Road to Parallelism Leads Through Sequential Programming

Writing Data-Centric Concurrent Programs in Imperative Languages

Performance Gains in Conjugate Gradient Computation with Linearly Connected GPU Multiprocessors

ExM: High Level Dataﬂow Programming for Extreme-Scale Systems

CnC-Python: Multicore Programming with High Productivity

Virtual Instruction Set Computing for Heterogeneous Systems

SMT QoS: Hardware Prototyping of Thread-level Performance Differentiation Mechanisms

Discovering Optimistic Data-Structure Oriented Parallelism

Concurrent Predicates: Finding and Fixing the Root Cause of Concurrency Violations

Performance Implications of Co-scheduling Modern Parallel Applications on NUMA Multi-core Systems