An Architectural Trail to Threaded-Code Systems

Kogge,

doi:10.1109/mc.1982.1653970

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“…It should be possible to gather the most often used constructs and sequences into a virtual machine which can be optimized to execute efficiently (Pittman 1987;Proebsting 1995). Then, using indirect threaded code or direct threaded code techniques, build an extremely fast interpreter (Bell 1973;Dewar 1975;Kogge 1982;Ertl 1993).…”

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An extensible operating system design for large-scale parallel machines.

Riesen¹,

Ferreira²

2009

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Running untrusted user-level code inside an operating system kernel has been studied in the 1990's but has not really caught on. We believe the time has come to resurrect kernel extensions for operating systems that run on highly-parallel clusters and supercomputers. The reason is that the usage model for these machines differs significantly from a desktop machine or a server. In addition, vendors are starting to add features, such as floating-point accelerators, multicore processors, and reconfigurable compute elements. An operating system for such machines must be adaptable to the requirements of specific applications and provide abstractions to access next-generation hardware features, without sacrificing performance or scalability. 4Contents

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An extensible operating system design for large-scale parallel machines.

Riesen¹,

Ferreira²

2009

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“…Kogge [12] remains a definitive description of many threaded code dispatch techniques. These can be divided into two broad classes: those which refine the dispatch itself, and those which alter the bodies so that there are more efficient or simply fewer dispatches.…”

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Context Threading: A Flexible and Efficient Dispatch Technique for Virtual Machine Interpreters

Berndl

Vitale

Zaleski

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International Symposium on Code Generation and Optimization

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“…One historical thread passes through the history of interpreted virtual machine Languages de jour: e.g. Smalltalk [4], [7], and most recently Java; and another through computer systems that support execution of programs built for other computer systems[8,…”

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High-performance software emulation of 1750 A processor

Reinholtz

16th DASC. AIAA/IEEE Digital Avionics Systems Conference. Reflections to the Future. Proceedings

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We describe a software emulator of the MIL-STD-1750A architecture that executes 1750A code at a rate of about 4 MIPS on a Sun 200jMHz Ultra2 workstation, and effectively several times faster than that when application-specific optimizations are used. A number of optimization techniques were used, including binary translation and an unusual emulation of the 1750A timers and memory management unit. The perfozmance technologies used within the emulator are for the most part applicable to the emulation of other processor architectures.

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An Architectural Trail to Threaded-Code Systems

Cited by 42 publications

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An extensible operating system design for large-scale parallel machines.

An extensible operating system design for large-scale parallel machines.

Context Threading: A Flexible and Efficient Dispatch Technique for Virtual Machine Interpreters

High-performance software emulation of 1750 A processor

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