Earlier performance studies of multiple-bus multiprocessor systetns assume a ran-dom selection of competing requests for bus assignment and ignore the effects of realistic bus arbitration schemes on the performance of...Earlier performance studies of multiple-bus multiprocessor systetns assume a ran-dom selection of competing requests for bus assignment and ignore the effects of realistic bus arbitration schemes on the performance of such systetns. In this paper, we present performance analysis of the multiple-bus systems with different arbitration protocols.The priority protocols considered are random selection, fixed priority, rotating priority, roundrobin and FIFO. Analytica1 models are developed for each of these five dmerent priority protocoIs. Each of our analyses modeIs exactly the behavior of the correspond-ing priority protocol with little computation cost. The analytical models are validated through extensive simu1ations and are then used to carry out performance analysis and comparison of different priority protocols. Numerical results obtained from our models show that the round-robin protocol performs the best among the five protocols in the system with a few buses.展开更多
文摘Earlier performance studies of multiple-bus multiprocessor systetns assume a ran-dom selection of competing requests for bus assignment and ignore the effects of realistic bus arbitration schemes on the performance of such systetns. In this paper, we present performance analysis of the multiple-bus systems with different arbitration protocols.The priority protocols considered are random selection, fixed priority, rotating priority, roundrobin and FIFO. Analytica1 models are developed for each of these five dmerent priority protocoIs. Each of our analyses modeIs exactly the behavior of the correspond-ing priority protocol with little computation cost. The analytical models are validated through extensive simu1ations and are then used to carry out performance analysis and comparison of different priority protocols. Numerical results obtained from our models show that the round-robin protocol performs the best among the five protocols in the system with a few buses.
