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Kenneth Hoste

Prijzen & Erkenningen

14 Resultaten

2016

Scientific software management in real life : deployment of easybuild on a large scale system

Damian AlvarezAlan O'CaisMarkus GeimerKenneth Hoste

2014

Modern scientific software management using easyBuild and Lmod

Markus GeimerKenneth HosteRobert McLay

2012

EasyBuild: building software with ease

Kenneth HosteJens TimmermanAndy GeorgesStijn De Weirdt

2011

Mechanistic-empirical processor performance modeling for constructing CPI stacks on real hardware

Stijn EyermanKenneth HosteLieven Eeckhout

2010

Automated just-in-time compiler tuning

Kenneth HosteAndy GeorgesLieven Eeckhout

2009

A methodology for analyzing commercial processor performance numbers

Kenneth HosteLieven Eeckhout

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in COMPUTER

2008

COLE: Compiler Optimization Level Exploration

Kenneth HosteLieven Eeckhout

Characterizing the Unique and Diverse Behaviors in Existing and Emerging General-Purpose and Domain-Specific Benchmark Suites

Kenneth HosteLieven Eeckhout

2007

Analyzing Commercial Processor Performance Numbers for Predicting Performance of Applications of Interest

Kenneth HosteLieven EeckhoutH BLOCKEEL

Microarchitecture-independent workload characterization

Kenneth HosteLieven Eeckhout

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in IEEE Micro

2006

Comparing benchmarks using key microarchitecture-independent characteristics

Kenneth HosteLieven Eeckhout

Identifying the Best Performing Hardware Platform Based on Inherent Program Similarity

Kenneth HosteLieven EeckhoutAndy GeorgesKoen De Bosschere

Performance prediction based on inherent program similarity

Kenneth HosteAashish PhansalkarLieven EeckhoutAndy GeorgesLizy K JohnKoen De Bosschere

The pitfall in comparing benchmarks using hardware performance counters

Kenneth HosteLieven Eeckhout