Binary rewriting is changing the semantics of a program without having the source code at
hand. It is used for diverse purposes, such as emulation (eg, QEMU), optimization (eg …

(57) ABSTRACT A co-simulation design System to Simulate on a host an electronic System
that includes target digital circuitry and a target processor with an accompanying user …

Lack of applications has always been a serious concern for designing machines with a new
but incompatible ISA. To address this concern, binary translation is one common technique …

In this paper, we investigate the use of instruction set simulators (ISS) based on binary
translation to accelerate full timed multiprocessor system simulation at transaction level. To …

Reassembly, a branch of static binary rewriting, has become a focus of research today.
However, despite its widespread use and research interest, there have been no systematic …

Static binary translation is a technique that allows an executable program for a given
architecture to be translated into a different one, with a reduced overhead compared to …

System simulators are essential for the exploration, evaluation, and verification of manycore
processors and are vital for writing software and developing programming models in …

Apparatus, methods and computer program products are disclosed for a high level language
compiler that includes a binary re-optimization capability. This re-optimization capa bility …

This paper presents a cooperative heterogeneous computing framework which enables the
efficient utilization of available computing resources of host CPU cores for CUDA kernels …

Machines designed with new but incompatible Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) may lack
proper applications. Binary translation can address this incompatibility by migrating …