5th ALCHEMY Workshop 2017: Architecture, Languages, Compilation and Hardware support for Emerging ManYcore systems Zurich, Switzerland, June 12-14, 2017 |
Conference website | https://sites.google.com/site/alchemyworkshop/ |
Abstract registration deadline | February 15, 2017 |
Submission deadline | February 15, 2017 |
As the future aims toward increasing parallelism and heterogeneity of
systems to tackle the so-called power-wall while permitting a roadmap
of increased performance, several challenges rise for programming such
systems. The ALCHEMY workshop goal is to show some of these relevant
challenges and finding ways to tackle them, while permitting programmers
to focus on important part of application designs and letting compilers
or runtime optimization do most of the work toward good performance.
The ALCHEMY workshop is the Many-core track of ICCS. It is also a good
place of exchange between the traditional HPC domain of research and
all the emerging HPES (High Performance Embedded Systems) domain, since
the programming issues are mostly the same, with a relatively high
cost of communication and the difficulty to program hundreds of cores
often under performance and power usage constraints.
Original high quality submission are encouraged on all topics related to many-core programming issues including (but not limited to):
- Programming models and languages for many-cores
- Compilers for programming languages
- Runtime generation for parallel programming on manycores
- Architecture support for massive parallelism management
- Enhanced communications for CMP/manycores
- Shared memory, data consistency models and protocols
- New operating systems, or dedicated OS
- Security, crypto systems for manycores
- User feedback on existing manycore architectures (experiments with Adapteva Epiphany, Intel Phi, Kalray MPPA, ST STHorm, Tilera Gx, TSAR..etc)
- Many-core integration within HPC systems (micro-servers)
Submission Guidelines
All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference. The following paper categories are welcome:
- Full papers describing programming issues with Many-core systems and a way to tackle or mitigate them (up to 10 page Procedia templates)
- Posters describing programming issues with Many-core systems and a way to tackle or mitigate them (up to 4 page Procedia templates)
Committees
Program Committee
- Antoniu Pop, Univ. of Manchester (UK)
- Jason Riedy, Georgia Tech (USA)
- Camille Coti, Université de Paris-Nord (France)
- Erwan Piriou, CEA, LIST (France)
- Vianney Lapotre, Université de Bretagne-Sud (France)
- Eric Petit, Intel (France)
- Sven Karol, TU Dresden (Germany)
- Diana Göhringer, Universitaet Bochum (Germany)
- Emil Matus, TU Dresden (Germany)
Organizing committee
- Martha Johanna Sepulveda Flores, TU München (Germany)
- Jeronimo Castrillon, TU Dresden (Germany)
- Vania Marangozova-Martin, IMAG Grenoble (France)
- Loic Cudennec, CEA LIST (France)
- Stephane Louise, CEA LIST (France)
Contact
Stephane Louise (<mailto:stephane.louise@cea.fr>)