Cache-Partitioning for COTS Multi-coreArchitecture
Multi-core architectures present challenges to execute real-time applications. Concurrently executing real-time tasks on different cores, can produce negative impact on each others execution times due to the shared resources e.g. shared last-level cache, shared memory bus etc. Shared last-level cach...
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Mälardalens högskola, Inbyggda system
2017
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| Online Access: | http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:mdh:diva-34844 |
| Summary: | Multi-core architectures present challenges to execute real-time applications. Concurrently executing real-time tasks on different cores, can produce negative impact on each others execution times due to the shared resources e.g. shared last-level cache, shared memory bus etc. Shared last-level cache is a resource of cache pollution that negatively impacts the execution times of tasks. In this thesis project we provided support for last-level cache partitioning through the mechanism of page coloring. Using page coloring, the last level cache is divided in multiple partitions. Tasks are allowed to access their own partition only, thus achieving cache isolation. The implementation is done in Linux OS. The aim of the thesis is to incorporate this work with the previous implementation of Multi-Resource Server to achieve task isolation. |
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