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Simulation Concepts to Model Real-Time and Dependability Properties of Symmetric Multiprocessor Systems

Symmetric multiprocessor systems (SMPs) will be a cost-effective technology in providing the processing capacity that is required by future transaction-oriented telecom applications. Recent developments in instruction-level simulation techniques, as exemplified by the SimICS technology, have made it possible to verify the function and explore performance consequences of design alternatives of future systems at the application, the system software, and the hardware level. Unfortunately, state-of-the-art simulation technologies lack concepts to also verify quality-of-service and dependability requirements of multiprocessor systems. The aim of this project is to fill this gap.