Advances in computers 2013/
edited by Atif Memon
- Amsterdam : Elsevier, 2013.
- v. 91 (227 p.) ill. ;
1. Reverse-Engineering Software Behavior Neil Walklnshaw 1. Introduction 2. Background 3. Static Analysis 4. Dynamic Analysis 5. Evaluating Reverse-Engineered Models 6. Conclusions and Outstanding Challenges References 2. Understanding Application Contentiousness and Sensitivity on Modern Multicores Jason Mars and Lingjia Tang 1. Introduction 2. Contentiousness vs. Sensitivity 3. LLC Misses as an Indicator? 4. Predicting Contention Characteristics 5. Evaluation 6. Related Work 7. Summary References 3. An Outlook of High Performance Computing Infrastructures for Scientific Computing Amjad Ali and Khalid Saifullah Syed 1. Introduction 2. Modern Microprocessor Based Computer Systems 3. Computing Shift: from Serial to Parallel 4. Implicit Parallelism 5. Explicit Parallelism 6. Cluster Computing 7. Grid and Cloud Computing 8. Developing Efficient Parallel Programs 9. Parallel Performance Metrics 10. Concluding Remarks Acknowledgments References 4. Model-Driven Engineering of Reliable FaultTolerant Systems—A State-of-the-Art Survey VIdar SIStten, Peter Herrmann, and Frank Alexander Kraemer 1. Introduction 2. Background and Scope 3. Charaaeristics to Classify Approaches 4. Approaches with Verification of User-Designed/lntegrated Fault- Tolerance Mechanisms 5. Approaches Tied to Specific Fault-Tolerance Mechanisms 6. Comparison Tables 7. Discussion 8. Conclusion References Author Index Subject Index