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Recovering logical structure from Charm++ event traces

Isaacs et al., 2015

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5642472824409125741
Author
Isaacs K
Bhatele A
Lifflander J
Böhme D
Gamblin T
Schulz M
Hamann B
Bremer P
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Proceedings of the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis

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Asynchrony and non-determinism in Charm++ programs present a significant challenge in analyzing their event traces. We present a new framework to organize event traces of parallel programs written in Charm++. Our reorganization allows one to more easily explore …
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