Transactional Memory (TM), Thread-Level Speculation (TLS), and Checkpointed
multiprocessors are three popular architectural techniques based on the execution of …

As multi-core architectures with Thread-Level Speculation (TLS) are becoming better
understood, it is important to focus on TLS compilation. TLS compilers are interesting in that …

Thread-Level Speculation (TLS) is a promising technique that allows the parallel execution
of sequential code without relying on a prior, compile-time-dependence analysis. In this …

We present Swarm, a novel architecture that exploits ordered irregular parallelism, which is
abundant but hard to mine with current software and hardware techniques. In this …

Abstract Speculative Multithreading (SpMT) has been proposed as a perspective method to
exploit Chip Multiprocessors (CMP) hardware potential. This paper researches speculative …

Many algorithms schedule their work, or tasks, according to a priority order for correctness or
faster convergence. While priority schedulers commonly implement task enqueue and …

Multicores are now ubiquitous, but programmers still write sequential code. Speculative
parallelization is an enticing approach to parallelize code while retaining the ease of …

Implicit Parallelism with Ordered Transactions (IPOT) is an extension of sequential or
explicitly parallel programming models to support speculative parallelization. The key idea is …

The vast number of transistors available through modern fabrication technology gives
architects an unprecedented amount of freedom in chip-multiprocessor (CMP) designs …

Multicore systems must exploit locality to scale, scheduling tasks to minimize data
movement. While locality-aware parallelism is well studied in non-speculative systems, it …