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Ride, Raise, or Wake: A Theory of Light-Thread Placement on Multi-Tier Processors
hones and laptops now mix several kinds of cores, and each kind sits in its own voltage and clock domain. When a light thread arrives, should it run beside heavy threads on a fast cluster that is already awake, or wake a cluster of efficient cores? We answer with three costs. A thread can \emph{ride
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