Pdf Concurrency Bug Localization Using Shared Memory Access Pairs Our approach, through a sys tematic examination of the common buggy shared memory accesses, identifies a list of shared memory access pairs that behave distinctively in failed and successful runs. Non determinism in concurrent programs makes their debugging much more challenging than that in sequential programs. to mitigate such difficulties, we propose a new technique to automatically.
Characterizing Optimizations To Memory Access Patterns Using We propose an effective approach to automatically localize buggy shared memory accesses that trigger concurrency bugs. compared to existing approaches, our approach has two advantages. If it doesn’t, use the citation information to search for the item. note: some proceedings may only contain abstracts rather than the full article, please contact the library for assistance in obtaining full articles. Please enable javascript to view the page content. your support id is: 2306051617577152471. Concurrency bug localization using shared memory access pairs. in josé moreira, james r. larus, editors, acm sigplan symposium on principles and practice of parallel programming, ppopp '14, orlando, fl, usa, february 15 19, 2014. pages 375 376, acm, 2014. [doi].
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