NASA NTRS · 19900050427
A general model for memory interference in a multiprocessor system with memory hierarchy
Abstract
The problem of memory interference in a multiprocessor system with a hierarchy of shared buses and memories is addressed. The behavior of the processors is represented by a sequence of memory requests with each followed by a determined amount of processing time. A statistical queuing network model for determining the extent of memory interference in multiprocessor systems with clusters of memory hierarchies is presented. The performance of the system is measured by the expected number of busy memory clusters. The results of the analytic model are compared with simulation results, and the correlation between them is found to be very high.
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Taha, Badie A., Standley, Hilda M.. 1989-01-01. A general model for memory interference in a multiprocessor system with memory hierarchy. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900050427
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