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A memory-driven scheduling scheme and optimization for concurrent execution in GPU
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Concurrent execution of GPU tasks is available in modern GPU device. However, limited device memory is an obvious bottleneck in executing many GPU tasks. And the task priority and system performance are often ignored. To address these, a real-time GPU scheduling scheme is proposed in this paper. A reservation algorithm based on device memory(RBDM) is adopted to provide more opportunity for the High-priority task in the scheme. high priority first wake (HPFW) and small memory HPFW (SM-HPFW) are employed in the scheduling of waiting tasks to improve the priority response time and system performance. A CPU-based monitor is developed to check the GPU task execution. Experiments show the RBDM can work effectively. Compared with FIFO, HPFW can decrease overall priority response time significantly. Overall task completion time can be reduced by 20 % using the SM-HPFW while the distribution of device memory requirement of GPU tasks is even.
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