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HME a hybrid memory emulator for studying the performance and energy characteristics of upcoming NVM technologies. HME exploits features available in commodity NUMA architectures to emulate two kinds of memories: fast, local DRAM, and slower, remote NVM on other NUMA nodes. HME can emulates a wide range of NVM latencies and bandwidth by injecting different memory access delay on the remote NUMA nodes. To facilitate programmers and researchers in evaluating the impact of NVM on the application performance, a high-level programming interface is also provided to allocate memory from NVM or DRAM nodes.
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Does HME support Broadwell architecture? #4

Open ztzzzzzz opened 3 years ago

ztzzzzzz commented 3 years ago

Hello,my sever is Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 V4.@2.10Ghz and it is Broadwell architecture. Does HME support Broadwell architecture?

Gumi-presentation-by-Dzh commented 3 years ago

The architecture design and implementation of HME does not contemplate scaling to higher CPU architectures, so HME does not support Broadwell architecture at this time. However, we have extended the HME implementation on the Quartz architecture in our comparison experiments, and although Quartz does not support the Broadwell architecture, we have implemented it with Broadwell architecture support. For more information, visit this.

ztzzzzzz commented 3 years ago

OK,thanks for your reply.