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Low-Level Detection of Language-Level Data Races with LARD Benjamin P. Wood Luis Ceze Dan Grossman
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Document Date: 2014-01-09 16:38:09


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Salt Lake City / /

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RADISH / Intel / /

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United States / /

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LARD Benjamin P. Wood Luis Ceze Dan Grossman University of Washington / /

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software system / larger applications / software handler / stale software-managed access histories / run-time systems / software-managed copies / software stores / conventional x86 hardware / binary-instrumenting software implementation / scientific applications / prior systems / mean hardware / canonical algorithm / hybrid hardware-software race detector / race detection algorithms / software analyses / software implementations / canonical vector clock race detection algorithm / imprecise data-race detection algorithms / external software management / memory management / software run-time systems / multicore processor / /

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Linux / /

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University of Washington / /

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Benjamin P. Wood Luis Ceze Dan / /

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author / collector / garbage collector / software manager / software manager manager / concurrent mark-sweep garbage collector / clocks and proper garbage collector / memory manager / /

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Java / C / C++ / /

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Utah / /

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virtual machine / RAM / multicore processor / Java / Linux / canonical vector clock race detection algorithm / fundamentally imprecise data-race detection algorithms / paging / caching / simulation / operating system / virtual memory / sequential consistency / shared memory / canonical algorithm / operating systems / race detection algorithms / /

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