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stmbench7 [2010/11/10 10:50]
transactions created
stmbench7 [2010/12/10 09:41]
transactions [The STMBench7 Benchmark]
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 implementation (in Java and C++) contains a lock-based synchronization implementation (in Java and C++) contains a lock-based synchronization
 strategy that can serve as a baseline for comparison with various TMs. strategy that can serve as a baseline for comparison with various TMs.
-The following paper describes STMBench7 in more detail: 
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-Guerraoui, R., Kapalka, M. and Vitek, J. (2007) ​ 
-[[http://​infoscience.epfl.ch/​search?​recid=101108|STMBench7:​ A Benchmark for Software Transactional Memory.]] ​ 
-//​Proceedings of the Second European Systems Conference EuroSys 2007.// 
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-The following paper describes our recent experiments with the 
-benchmark using various available STM implementations:​ 
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-Dragojevic, A., Guerraoui, R. and Kapalka, M. (2008) 
-[[http://​infoscience.epfl.ch/​search?​recid=117529|Dividing Transactional Memories by Zero.]] 
-//3rd ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on Transactional Computing (Transact 2008).// 
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-**Important note:** The benchmark is still a work in progress. The code and the specification may still undergo many, maybe significant,​ changes that should reflect the feedback we will get. 
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-Any suggestions,​ comments or criticism are more than welcome and 
-should be send to [[http://​lpd.epfl.ch/​kapalka|Michal Kapalka]]. 
  
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