Larsson-Traeff Evaluating OpenMP Performance Analysis Tools with the APART.pdf

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Larsson-Traeff Evaluating OpenMP Performance Analysis Tools with the APART.pdf

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Larsson-Traeff Evaluating OpenMP Performance Analysis Tools with the APART

Evaluating OpenMP Performance Analysis Tools with the APART Test Suite ? Michael Gerndt Institut fu?r Informatik, LRR Technische Universita?t Mu?nchen gerndt@in.tum.de Bernd Mohr Forschungszentrum Ju?lich GmbH ZAM, 52425 Ju?lich, Germany b.mohr@fz-juelich.de Jesper Larsson Tra?ff CC Research Labs, NEC Europe Ltd. Rathausallee 10, 53757 St. Augustin, Germany traff@ccrl-nece.de Abstract The APART working group is developing the APART Test Suite (ATS) for evaluating (automatic) performance analysis tools with respect to their correctness – that is, their ability to detect actual perfor- mance problems – and their effectiveness in doing so. This article briefly describes the design of the test suite and in more detail the ATS test programs related to OpenMP. It reports on results from applying two manual and one automatic OpenMP performance analysis tools to the test cases generated from ATS. 1 Introduction Achieving high performance on parallel computers most often requires manual performance tuning. The programmer identifies performance problems with the help of interactive or automatic performance analysis tools, and transforms the code to improve its performance. It is the goal of the members of the European IST APART working group to develop automatic performance analysis tools for parallel and grid environments. The APART group defined the APART Specification Language (ASL) for writing portable specifications of typical performance problems [3]. The most recent specification [5] was done in the Peridot project 1 for the Hitachi SR8000 supercomputer at the Leibniz Computer Centre in Munich. It provides an extensive set of performance properties for hybrid parallel programs combining MPI and OpenMP. Automatic performance analysis tools, as those currently under development by the groups in APART [2, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15], of course need to be tested with respect to their correctness and effectiveness. For an automatic performance analysis tool, (positive) correctness m