The Midlifekicker Microarchitecture Evaluation Metric
Simon Vassiliadis, Leonel A. Sousa, Georgi Gaydadjiev
Abstract
Simon Vassiliadis, Leonel A. Sousa, Georgi Gaydadjiev
Abstract
We introduce the midlfekicker metric for evaluating microarchitectures mostly during the design process. We assume a microarchitecture designed at a time T-1 and estimate if a new microarchitecture projected for time T has advantages over the microarchitecture designed at T-1 and remapped on the same technology at time T. We consider that microarchitects minimize the product cycles per instruction (CPI) x cycle time and estimate performance based on CPI with a soft-threshold to include cycle time product effects. Some measurements are also reported.
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We introduce the midlfekicker metric for evaluating microarchitectures mostly during the design process. We assume a microarchitecture designed at a time T-1 and estimate if a new microarchitecture projected for time T has advantages over the microarchitecture designed at T-1 and remapped on the same technology at time T. We consider that microarchitects minimize the product cycles per instruction (CPI) x cycle time and estimate performance based on CPI with a soft-threshold to include cycle time product effects. Some measurements are also reported.
Key concepts: Microarchitecture, Metric (unit), Computer science, Performance metric, Product (mathematics), Process (computing), Parallel computing, Computer architecture