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Title: BART: A Bridging Fault Test Generator for Sequential Circuits Author: Janak H. Patel Last modified by: minyh Created Date: 10/19/1997 7:44:46 AM – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: BART: A Bridging Fault Test Generator for Sequential Circuits


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  • The 18 NSF workshop (Dec. 2001) panelists agreed
    that current limitations and trends in evaluation
    techniques are troublesome and could noticeably
    slow the rate of computer systems innovation.

3
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  • As an example, a Pentium III with a cycle time of
    750 MHz. During a cycle the results of either the
    adder or multiplier can be completed
  • 1 operation/1 cycle? 750MHz 750Mflop/s

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  • David H. Bailey, NERSC Chief Technologist,
    Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

5
  • Linpack Bemchmarks
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64?128?8?2131072 processors 2.8GF?131072/2183500
.8?180TF/s
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    it.
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9
???????????Jack J. Dongarray, Piotr Luszczeky,
and Antoine Petitetz
  • the application
  • the algorithm
  • the size of the problem
  • the high-level language
  • the implementation
  • the human level of effort used to optimize the
    program
  • the compiler's ability to optimize
  • the age of the compiler
  • the operating system
  • the architecture of the computer,
  • the hardware characteristics.
  • The results presented for benchmark suites should
    not be extolled as measures of total system
    performance .

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  • Frederick P.Brooks, JR.
  • Professor, University of North Carolina
  • A.M. Turing Award, Association for Computing
    Machinery (1999)
  • Member, National Academy of Engineering
  • Three Great Challenges for Half-Century-Old
    Computer Science JACM, Jan. 03
  • We have no theory that gives us a metric for the
    information embodied in structure, especially
    physical structure.
  • We know that an automobile is a more complex
    structure than a rowboat.
  • We cannot yet say it is x times more complex,
    where x is some number.

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Benchmarks
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  • Fernando J. Corbató
  • MIT professor
  • Fellow, IEEE and ACM
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  • On Computer System ChallengesJACM, Jan.03
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CRA Conference
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