Publication

Thread-Placement Learning

Rachid Guerraoui, Vasileios Trigonakis, Karolos Antoniadis
2020
Conference Papers

Abstract

In a non-uniform memory access machine, the placement of software threads to hardware cores can have a significant effect on the performance of concurrent applications. Detecting the best possible placement for each application is a necessity for thread scheduling. Yet, due to the difficulty of this problem, operating-system schedulers do not really try to understand the needs of applications, but rather focus on (non-portable) scheduling heuristics.

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