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AssigneesDataware Ventures, LLC, Arizona Board of Regents on Behalf of the University of Arizona
InventorsRichard T. SNODGRASS, Saumya K. DEBRAY, Rui ZHANG, Yang LIU
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Four extensions to the conventional field specialization process are disclosed. The first extension is cross-application value flows, where a value transfers out of one application and subsequently into another application. The second extension is an inter-application analysis. Static and dynamic analysis is performed by a Spiff Toolset not just on the source code of a single application, but also across the data read and written by that application. The third extension is invariant cross-application termination, verifying the possibility of an invariant originating in an application and terminating in a specialization opportunity in a separate application. The fourth extension relates to run-time code placement algorithms to mitigate an increase in I-cache pressure and L2-cache pressure. A MaxResidency algorithm uses information from dynamic analysis of provided workloads before DBMS compilation and specific structure of the query evaluation plan to place run-time code, thus retaining possible run time improvement of that code.
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A computer-implemented method to minimize cache pressure, the method comprising:
A computer-implemented method to minimize cache pressure using slot pressure profile (SPP)-guided Algorithm, the method comprising:
A computer-implemented method to evaluate cache pressure, the method comprising:
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