Saher Ahwal
MIT EECS - Intel Undergraduate Research and Innovation Scholar
Generating Parameterized Programs for Testing Microarchitectures
2012–2013
Arvind Mithal
One can implement a specific processor architecture with different microarchitecture techniques. However, in order to test and evaluate the microarchitecture features introduced, one has to run programs that exercise various of these features. This requires deep understanding of the microarchitecture and some degree of automation for generating test programs. For this project, we will explore how to generate programs that exercise a variety of microarchitecture features like scoreboards, TLBs, cache organizations, branch predictors, and branch resolution schemes. Almost all microprocessor vendors have such test suites but guard them very zealously. We will provide an infrastructure to synthesize a variety of microprocessors with different microarchitectures to run the test programs.
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