Memory Reuse and Sharing Profile Analysis

Discrete analysis of memory reuse and sharing profiles of a set of parallel programs. Memory accesses are obtained through PIN's IARG_MEMORYOP_EA macro, which in turn is broken down into individual x86 machine accesses according to specified rules.

The analysis tool is developed as a part of the Assignment-2 for the course Advanced Computer Architecture (CS622A),
Fall Semester - 2019, instructed by Prof. Mainak Chaudhury.

The results of the simulation are compiled here. And the project report can be found here.

Group Members (G16)

Name	Email	Roll
Aditya Rohan	[email protected]	160053
Aniket Pandey	[email protected]	160113

Setup and Build Instructions

Clone the repository in source/tools/CS622Assignment path of pin-3.11 tool.

$ git clone [email protected]:Riyuzakii/Memreuse-Analysis.git <Path-to-Pin>/source/tools/CS622Assignment

Compiling and running the tool is easy. Like, really easy!

The root folder of the project contains a Makefile which is not something we're allowed to touch! As a result, each of the following commands need to be executed from within the scripts directory.

 > cd scripts
 > make setup          # Compiles instrumentation, analysis and target programs

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Part 1: Collecting machine access trace

 > make run PART=1 PROG=x                   # Collects access trace for progx.c

where x ∈ {1, 2, 3, 4}. This will create addrtrace.out inside the result directory. Note: All subsequent parts will use this trace and running the above command with PROG=y where y ≠ x will overwrite the trace.

Part 2, 3, 4: Analysis of the obtained trace

 > make run PART=x

where x ∈ {2, 3, 4}. This will use the trace generated above.