Abstract

For decades the semiconductor industry has been driven by Moore's Law and performed aggressive technology scaling to achieve low-power and high-performance. Meanwhile, the semiconductor industry has faced severe reliability challenges like soft-error. Many methodologies (such as redundancy methodologies) have been proposed to improve the soft-error reliability of GPU based systems. However, the GPU compiler has yet to be considered for improving the soft-error reliability of the GPU. In this paper, we propose a novel GPU architecture-aware compilation methodology to further improve the soft-error reliability. The proposed methodology jointly considers the parallel behavior of the GPU and the applications and minimizes the vulnerability of the GPU applications during instruction scheduling. The experimental results show that our methodology is able to perform the scheduling within 5.88 seconds on average and achieves soft-error reliability improvement up to 40% compared to the state-of-the-art compilation techniques. The results show that the performance and power overheads of our methodology are less than 10% in most of the cases.

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