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2005 International Conference on Computer Design
Simulating Commercial Java Throughput Workloads: A Case Study
San Jose, California
October 02-October 05
ISBN: 0-7695-2451-6
Yue Luo, Department of Electrical and Comuputer Engineering, University of Texas at Austin
Lizy K. John, Department of Electrical and Comuputer Engineering, University of Texas at Austin

We present our study on the simulation methodology for SPECjbb2000. The result shows that CPI can be practically used as a performance metric in place of throughput in the simulation. It is shown that SimPoint can successfully identify phases. With only a small number of clusters the user can reap most of the benefits of clustering analysis. A stationary main phase dominates the execution of the benchmark. We propose a method to accurately measure the CPI for the main phase with only one checkpoint. The error in the result can be quantified with a confidence interval.

Citation:
Yue Luo, Lizy K. John, "Simulating Commercial Java Throughput Workloads: A Case Study," iccd, pp.393-398, 2005 International Conference on Computer Design, 2005
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