[LLVMdev] Publications: Harmony and ParaShares

[Melanie Kambadur]

Hi everyone,

I recently presented a paper at Euro-Par 2014 that features a tool called
Harmony, which my co-authors and I built on top of LLVM and clang. Could
someone please add it to llvm.org/pubs/ along with our original Harmony
paper from 2012 which never made the publication list?

M. Kambadur, K. Tang, M. A. Kim. ParaShares: Finding the Important Basic
Blocks in Multithreaded Programs. In the* International European Conference
on Parallel Processing (Euro-Par)*, August 2014.
<http://arcade.cs.columbia.edu/parashares-europar14.pdf>

M. Kambadur, K. Tang, M. A. Kim. *Harmony: Collection and Analysis of
Parallel Block Vectors*. In the *International Symposium on Computer
Architecture (ISCA)*, June 2012. *Top Picks in Computer Architecture
Selection.* <http://arcade.cs.columbia.edu/harmony-isca12.pdf>

For those interested, Harmony is an open source tool (built as an LLVM
pass) that creates a new kind of application profile called Parallel Block
Vectors, or PBVs. PBVs track dynamic program parallelism at basic block
granularity to expose opportunities for improving hardware design and
software performance. Please visit http://arcade.cs.columbia.edu/harmony to
learn more and download the tool.

Thank you!

Melanie Kambadur
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