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Cache-aware cross-profiling for java processors
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In this paper, we introduce a customizable cross-profiling framework for embedded Java processors, including processors featuring a method cache. ...
An evaluation using the JOP embedded Java processor as target confirms that our approach reconciles high profile accuracy with moderate overhead. ...
Cross-profiling for an embedded Java processor was introduced in [8] . ...
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Analyzing performance and dynamic behavior of embedded Java software with calling-context cross-profiling
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We implemented our approach in the customizable cross-profiler CProf, which generates calling-context cross-profiles. ...
We promote cross-profiling as an alternative approach, which is particularly well suited for embedded Java processors. ...
CONCLUSION In this tool demonstration, we present CProf, a configurable cross-profiler for embedded Java processors. ...
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Cross-profiling for Java processors
<span title="2009-12-25">2009</span>
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Our cross-profiling framework CProf is based on bytecode instrumentation in order to generate calling context cross-profiles with CPU cycle estimates for the target processor. ...
In this article, we introduce a customizable cross-profiling framework for embedded Java processors, including processors featuring a method cache. ...
CONCLUSION In this article we presented CProf, a customizable cross-profiling framework for embedded Java processors. CProf is completely portable and runs on any standard JVM. ...
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Cross-Profiling for Embedded Java Processors
<span title="">2008</span>
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We present a novel cross-profiler that relies on Java bytecode instrumentation and generates calling-contextsensitive cross-profiles with CPU cycle estimations for each calling context. ...
In this paper we propose cross-profiling for embedded systems equipped with a Java processor; the cross-profiles are collected in any standard Java environment, but represent the execution time metrics ...
Embedded Java Processors as Cross-Profiling Target In this Section we give an overview of Java processors as target systems for cross-profiling. ...
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Design Space Exploration for Java Processors with Cross-Profiling
<span title="">2009</span>
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We evaluate our approach in the context of a Java processor for embedded systems using cross-profiling on a standard desktop Java virtual machine. ...
Most processors are used in embedded systems, where the processor architectures are diverse due to optimizations for different application domains. ...
The cross-profiler yields calling-context-sensitive profiles, estimating CPU cycle consumption for each executed calling context. ...
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<span title="">2009</span>
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Proceedings of the Third Workshop on Virtual Machines and Intermediate Languages - VMIL '09
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Many software-engineering tools for the Java Virtual Machine that perform some form of dynamic program analysis, such as profilers or debuggers, are implemented with low-level bytecode instrumentation ...
However, prevailing AOP frameworks lack some features that are essential for certain dynamic analyses. ...
for embedded Java [13] . ...
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