Vladimir Uzelac, A. Milenković, M. Milenkovic, Martin Burtscher
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Real-time, unobtrusive, and efficient program execution tracing with stream caches and last stream predictors
This paper introduces a new hardware mechanism for capturing and compressing program execution traces unobtrusively in real-time. The proposed mechanism is based on two structures called stream cache and last stream predictor. We explore the effectiveness of a trace module based on these structures and analyze the design space. We show that our trace module, with less than 600 bytes of state, achieves a trace-port bandwidth of 0.15 bits/instruction/processor, which is over six times better than state-of-the-art commercial designs.