From: gaudiot@priam.usc.edu (Jean-Luc Gaudiot)
Subject: 1992 International Symposium on Computer Architecture
Organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1992 17:55:00 GMT
Expires: Fri, 22 May 1992 07:00:00 GMT


       THE 19TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE

    	         Gold Coast, Australia, 18th - 22nd May 1992


        sponsored by IEEE Computer Society, ACM SIGARCH and IEEE TCCA


		 	       ADVANCE PROGRAM
		  (revised - see section "Changes" at end)


			       Monday 18th May

 8:30am - 6:00pm   Registration

 Tutorials

   (1)  "Exploiting Concurrency" (full day)
         Yale Patt, University of Michigan
         Wen-mei Hwu, University of Illinois

   (2)  "Pipelining:  Parallelism in the Small"  (morning)
         Peter M. Kogge, IBM
         Kanad Ghose, State University of New York

   (3)  "High-Speed I/O Channels" (morning)
         Anujan Varma, University of California, Santa Cruz
         Martin W. Sachs, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center

   (4)  "Architectures for Declarative Computing" (afternoon)
         Peter M. Kogge, IBM

   (5)  "A Quantitative Modern Micros Survey (Unsweetened Micros)" (afternoon)
         Jay K. Strosnider, Carnegie Mellon University



			       Tuesday 19th May

 8:30am-9:00am   Opening Address

 9:00am-10:00am  Keynote Address:  Bob Rau, Hewlett-Packard

 10:00am-10:30am Break

 10:30am-12:00pm Morning Sessions 1 and 2

     Session 1:  Consistency for Shared Memory Multi-Processors
                     Arvind, MIT (USA)

                 Richard Noah Zucker and Jean-Loup Baer
                 A Performance Study of Memory Consistency Models

                 Pete Keleher, Alan L. Cox, and Willy Zwaenepoel
                 Lazy Consistency for Software Distributed Shared Memory

                 Kourosh Gharachorloo, Anoop Gupta, and John Hennessy
                 Hiding Memory Latency using Dynamic Scheduling in
                 Shared-Memory Multiprocessors

     Session 2:  Instruction Level Parallelism
                    Yale Patt, University of Michigan (USA)

                 Edil S.T. Fernandes and Fernando M.B. Barbosa
                 Effects of Building Blocks on the Performance of
                 Super-Scalar Architectures

                 Monica S. Lam and Robert P. Wilson
                 Limits of Control Flow on Parallelism

                 Manoj Franklin and Gurindar S. Sohi
                 The Expandable Split Window Architecture for Exploiting
                 Fine-Grain Parallelism

 12:00pm-1:30pm  Lunch

 1:30pm-2:30pm   Brian Bakoglu, IBM

 2:30pm-4:00pm   Afternoon Sessions 3 and 4

     Session 3:  Multi-Processor Architecture
                    Anant Agarwal, MIT (USA)

                 Daniel Litaize, Abdelaziz Mzoughi, Christine Rochange,
                 and Pascal Sainrat
                 Towards a Shared Memory Massively Parallel Multiprocessor

                 Per Stenstrom, Truman Joe, and Anoop Gupta
                 Comparative Performance Evaluation of Cache-Coherent NUMA
                 and COMA Architectures

                 Dan Lenoski, James Laudon, Luis Stevens, Truman Joe,
                 Dave Nakahira, Anoop Gupta, and John Hennessy
                 The DASH Prototype: Implementation and Performance

     Session 4:  Processor Elements
                    Alan Berenbaum, AT&T Bell Labs (USA)

                 Gideon Intrater and Ilan Spillinger
                 Performance Evaluation of a Decoded Instruction Cache for
                 Variable Instruction-Length Computers

                 J. Bradley Chen, Anita Borg, and Norman P. Jouppi
                 A Simulation Based Study of TLB Performance

                 Tse-Yu Yeh and Yale N. Patt
                 Alternative Implementations of Two-Level Adaptive Training
                 Branch Prediction

 4:00pm-4:30pm   Break

 4:30pm-6:00pm   Panel Session I

                 What Problems Can Truly Justify
                 Building a Million Processor Machine?

                 Panel Chair: Gary Koob, Office of Naval Research (US)
                 Planned Panelists:
                     John Gustafson, Ames Lab
                     Leah H. Jamieson, Purdue University
                     Gary Johnson, Department of Energy (US)
                     Justin Rattner, Intel Supercomputers
                     Pat Savage, Shell Oil
                     Larry Snyder, University of Washington

 6:15pm-7:30pm   SIGARCH/TCCA Meeting(s)

 8:00pm          Reception



			      Wednesday 20th May

 9:00am-10:00am  Invited Speaker

 10:00am-10:30am Break

 10:30am-12:00pm Morning Sessions 5 and 6

     Session 5:  Multithreaded Architecture
                     Allan Gottlieb, New York University (USA)

                 Hiroaki Hirata, Satoshi Nagamine, Yoshiyuki Mochizuki,
                 Akio Nishimura, Yoshimori Nakase, and Teiji Nishizawa
                 An Elementary Processor Architecture with Simultaneous
                 Instruction Issuing from Multiple Threads

                 Mitsuhisa Sato, Yuetsu Kodama, Shuichi Sakai, Yoshinori
                 Yamaguchi, and Yasuhito Koumura
                 Thread-based Programming for the EM-4 Hybrid Dataflow
                 Machine

                 Rishiyur S. Nikhil, Gregory M. Papadopoulos, and Arvind
                 *T: A Multithreaded Massively Parallel Architecture

     Session 6:  Caches
                     Guri Sohi, University of Wisconsin (USA)

                 Czarek Dubnicki and Thomas LeBlanc
                 Adjustable Block Size Coherent Caches

                 Kunle Olukotun, Trevor Mudge, and Richard Brown
                 Performance Optimization of Pipelined Primary Caches

                 Scott McFarling
                 Cache Replacement with Dynamic Exclusion

 12:00pm-1:30pm  Lunch

 1:30pm-2:30pm   Eckert-Mauchly Award Ceremony
                 1992 recipient: Michael Flynn, Stanford University,
                 USA

 2:30pm-4:00pm   Afternoon Sessions 7 and 8

     Session 7:  Multithreading
	             Makoto Amamiya, Kyushu University (Japan)

                 Stephen W. Keckler and William J. Dally
                 Processor Coupling:  Integrating Compile Time and Runtime
                 Scheduling for Parallelism

                 Bob Boothe and Abhiram Ranade
                 Multithreading:  A New Foundation for Shared Memory
                 Multiprocessors

                 Alessandro De Gloria and Paolo Faraboschi
                 Instruction-level Parallelism in Prolog:  Analysis and
                 Architectural Support

     Session 8:  Memory Systems
        	     Gerald Maguire, Columbia University (USA)

                 Lizyamma Kurian, Paul T. Hulina, and Lee D. Coraor
                 Memory Latency Effects in Decoupled Architectures with
                 Noninterleaved Memory

                 Andre Seznec and Jacques Lenfant
                 Interleaved Parallel Schemes:  Improving Memory Throughput
                 on Supercomputers

                 Thorsten von Eicken, David E. Culler, Seth Copen Goldstein,
                 and Klaus Erik Schauser
                 Active Messages: a Mechanism for Integrated Communication
                 and Computation

 4:00pm-4:30pm   Break

 4:30pm-6:00pm   Panel Session II

                 What Should the Architecture be for the Processors Used in
                 a General Purpose Teraflops Computing System?

                 Panel Chair: H. J. Siegel, Purdue University
                 Planned Panelists:
                     Arvind, MIT
                     Dave Douglas, Thinking Machines
                     John Hennessy, Stanford University
                     Yale Patt, University of Michigan
                     James E. Smith, Cray Research



 8:00pm          Dinner (provisionally arranged at Sea World, Gold Coast)



			      Thursday 21st May

 9:00am-10:00am  Invited Speaker

 10:00am-10:30am Break

 10:30am-12:00pm Morning Sessions 9 and 10

     Session 9:  Message Routing Networks
	             H.J. Siegel, Purdue University (USA)

                 Andrew A. Chien and Jae H. Kim
                 Planar-Adaptive Routing:  Low-Cost Adaptive Networks for
                 Multiprocessors

                 Christopher J. Glass and Lionel M. Ni
                 The Turn Model for Adaptive Routing

                 Toshiyuki Shimizu, Takeshi Horie, and Hiroaki Ishihata
                 Low-latency Message Communication Support for the AP1000

     Session 10: I/O Systems
                     Dan Reed, University of Illinois (USA)

                 Barbara P. Aichinger
                 Profile B: The I/O Bus Version of Futurebus+

                 A.L. Narasimha Reddy
                 A Study of I/O System Organizations

                 Jai M. Menon and Richard L. Mattson
                 Comparison of Sparing Alternatives for Disk Arrays

 12:00pm-1:30pm  Lunch

 1:30pm-2:30pm   Invited Speaker

 2:30pm-4:00pm   Afternoon Sessions 11 and 12

     Session 11:  Program Performance
	             Anoop Gupta, Stanford University (USA)

                  Markus Siegle and Richard Hofmann
                  Monitoring Program Behaviour on SUPRENUM

                  Todd M. Austin and Gurindar S. Sohi
                  Dynamic Dependency Analysis of Ordinary Programs

                  Walid A. Najjar, William Marcus Miller, and A.P. Wim Bohm
                  An Analysis of Loop Latency in Dataflow Execution

     Session 12:  Vectors and Streams
                     James R. Goodman, University of Wisconsin (USA)

                  Qing Yang and Liping Wu
                  A Novel Cache Design for Vector Processing

                  Mateo Valero, Tomas Lang, Jose M. Llaberia, Montse Peiron,
                  Eduard Ayguade, and Juan J. Navarro
                  Increasing the Number of Strides for Conflict-Free Vector
                  Access

                  Wm. A. Wulf
                  Evaluation of the WM Architecture

 4:00pm-4:30pm    Break

 4:30pm-6:00pm    Afternoon Session 13

     Session 13:  System Performance
        	     Patricia J. Teller, New Mexico State University (USA)

                  Kirk Johnson
                  The Impact of Communication Locality on Large-Scale
                  Multiprocessor Performance

                  Steven L. Scott, James R. Goodman, and Mary K. Vernon
                  Performance of the SCI Ring

                  Madhusudhan Talluri, Shing Kong, Mark D. Hill,
                  and David A. Patterson
                  Tradeoffs in Supporting Two Page Sizes



			       Friday 22nd May

 Tutorials

   (6)  "Memory Systems for Multiprocessors" (full day)
         Alok N. Choudhary, Syracuse University

   (7)  "Multithreaded Architectures"  (full day)
         Rishiyur S. Nikhil, DEC

   (8)  "Advanced Superscalar and RISC 64- and 32-bit Systems" (morning)
         Daniel Tabak
         George Mason University

   (9)  "RISC Architectures for Neural Networks and
         Multimedia Applications" (afternoon)
         Veljko Milutinovic, University of Belgrade


				  Posters

 Thirty-six papers have been accepted  as poster presentations.  An abstract
 of all posters presented  will appear in the  Proceedings.  Posters will be
 available for  viewing for the duration of  the conference;  author(s) will
 nominate at  least one  hour  each day during  which  they will be present.
 For information about the poster sessions, contact the Poster Chair:

 Walid Najjar
 Department of Computer Science
 Colorado State University
 Fort Collins CO 80523 USA
 phone: 303-491-7026
 e-mail: najjar@cs.colostate.edu


			          Workshops


 A  series  of  workshops will be organized  in conjunction with  ISCA.  The
 workshops will be held on Hamilton Island on  the Great Barrier Reef on May
 24/25, 1992.  Workshop titles and the  names of their respective organizers
 are  listed  below.  Please contact the   workshop  organizers directly  to
 receive additional information.

 Prior  to  registering for any  of  the workshops, please  request a travel
 information kit  from the organizers  of the  desired workshop or  from the
 Workshops Chair, Lubomir Bic,  at  714-856-5248, bic@ics.uci.edu.  This kit
 explains the workshops   registration  policy and  travel   arrangements to
 Hamilton Island. It also contains a  travel information form, which must be
 sent  to  the local travel agency  handling the  transportation to and from
 Hamilton Island (within Australia).

 To register for a workshop, complete the form below and return as indicated.


 List of Workshops:

   1. Data-flow Computing (2 days)

      Guang Gao
      McGill University
      514-398-4446
      gao@andy.cs.mcgill.ca

      Jean-Luc Gaudiot
      University of Southern California
      213-740-4484
      gaudiot@usc.edu

      Lubomir Bic, University of California, Irvine
      714-856-5248
      bic@ics.uci.edu


   2. Future Multicomputers: Beyond Minimalist Multiprocessors? (1 day)

      Andrew A. Chien
      University of Illinois
      217-333-6844
      achien@cs.uiuc.edu

      Daniel Reed
      University of Illinois
      217-333-3807
      reed@cs.uiuc.edu

      Justin Rattner
      Intel


   3. Graphics Architectures & Algorithms (2 days)

      David Mizell
      Boeing Computer Services
      Research & Technology
      206-865-2705
      mizell@espresso.boeing.com

      Fred Kitson
      c/o Carmen Ramos
      Hewlett Packard Labs
      415-857-3604
      ramos@hplabs.hp.com


   4. Optical Computing Systems: Architectures and Algorithms (2 days)

      Ahmed Louri, University of Arizona
      602-621-2318
      louri@paris.ece.arizona.edu

      Lee Giles, NEC Research Institute
      609-951-2642


   5. High Performance Special Purpose Architectures

      Main contact:
      Prof Heiko Schroder, University of Newcastle, Australia
      heiko@venus.newcastle.edu.au
      +61-49-216-084

      Dr David Abramson, CSIRO, Australia
      davida@mel.dit.csiro.au
      +61-3-282-2666



			        Travel Grants

 Limited funds may be available to US researchers for  travel grants, mainly
 to support travel by presenters of  papers to the  conference.  For further
 information, please contact:


	Mark Franklin
	Campus Box 1115
	Washington University
	1 Brookings Drive
	St. Louis, MO 63130-4899

	tel:   314-889-6107
	e-mail: jbf@random.wustl.edu


			    Useful Information

 The Gold Coast, the site for ISCA 1992, is located in  the Southeast corner
 of  Queensland.  Coolangatta  is  the location of   the Gold Coast airport.
 The Symposium will be held at Bond University  located  about 30 minutes by
 cab from Coolangatta and 15 minutes from downtown Surfers Paradise.

 TRAVEL/TRANSPORTATION.   The most convenient  (and recommended) travel route
 to  the  Gold Coast is to   fly into Sydney   from  overseas and transfer in
 Sydney  to  Coolangatta.  (Please note that there  are  no currency changing
 facilities at  Coolangatta.)   From Coolangatta,   use   local bus  or  taxi
 services to the   Bond University.  A conference representative  will be  at
 Coolangatta Airport  at  appropriate times  on Sunday  and  Monday to assist
 with  local travel arrangements.   A  taxi   from Coolangatta Airport  costs
 about $A20.

 CLIMATE.  The climate is sub-tropical with  an average temperature  about 25
 degrees Celsius (77 F).  May is said to  be the best time  of year with days
 not too hot, evenings pleasant, and little chance of rain.

 ACCOMMODATION.  Conference  accommodation   will be at the  University  Park
 Hotel at  Bond  University.  The hotel has  eating facilities,  a pool and a
 gymnasium.  There  are family apartments near the University  and beachfront
 apartments available  at nearby Burleigh   Heads, Mermaid Waters   and other
 locations on the  coast.  Contact  the University   Park  Hotel directly for
 referrals (see contact details below).

 TRAVEL AGENT.  As a  service to attendees, Travel Agents  International  can
 provide a substantial discount  for  travel  and  can  offer  reduced  rates
 on sightseeing tours in  Australia.  Contact  Suzanne  and refer to  ISCA 19:
 213-933-1920 (within California or outside the  USA) or 800-876-8241   (toll
 free within the USA  but outside of California); fax: 213-933-3052.

 VISA. Please note that visitors to Australia from most countries require a
 visa. This can usually be arranged by a travel agent at the time of making
 travel arrangements. Otherwise, apply to the nearest Australian embassy or
 consulate for a business visitor visa.


 For more information, contact either of the General Co-Chairs:

   Dr David Abramson
   Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation,
   Division of Information Technology,
   723 Swanston St,
   Carlton, Vic 3053, Australia.

   e-mail: isca92@mel.dit.csiro.au
   phone:  +61-3-282-2666
   fax:    +61-3-282-2600


   Prof. Jean-Luc Gaudiot
   Department of Electrical Engineering - Systems
   University of Southern California
   Los Angeles, CA 90089-2563, USA

   e-mail: isca92@usc.edu
   phone:  213-740-4484
   fax:    213-740-4449


			      REGISTRATION FORM
			      -----------------


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	           --------------------------    --------------------------
 Conference Reg.     150     340       425         200     410       510
 Full day tutorials          320       400                 385       480
 Half day tutorials          200       250                 240       300

 Tutorials             Full Day	       Morning	       Afternoon

    Monday                 1  		2 or 3  	 4 or 5
    Friday 	         6 or 7		  8		   9

 Conference registration                         $ ________________

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		 USA
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		 723 Swanston St.,
		 Carlton, Victoria, 3053,
		 Australia
                 e-mail: rhys@mel.dit.csiro.au

 Cancellations  must be  made  in  writing and  received by April  20, 1992.
 Registration includes access  to all  technical sessions, one  copy  of the
 proceedings,  coffee  breaks  and  social  functions.   Proof  of full-time
 student enrollment must accompany registration form.  Student  registration
 does not include social functions.  Tutorial  registration  includes copies
 of  notes  and  coffee  breaks.  Tutorials  may be cancelled due to lack of
 registration.


			WORKSHOPS REGISTRATION FORM
                        ---------------------------


 First Name ___________________ Last Name _______________________ Title ___

 Company/Institution ______________________________________________________

 Address ___________________________________________________________________

 City ________________________________ State ____________ Zip _____________

 Country _____________________________ Telephone __________________________

 E-mail ___________________________________________________________________

 Badge Name _______________________________________________________________

 Dietary Restrictions _____________________________________________________

 Check appropriate boxes to indicate member status     ACM [ ]  IEEE-CS [ ]

 Member Number __________________________________     TCCA [ ]  SIGARCH [ ]


 Fees ($US)             Prior to April 24          After April 24
                        Member  Nonmember         Member  Nonmember
	                -----------------         -----------------

 Two day workshop        150       150             180       180
 One day workshop        100       100             120       120

 Workshop registration (contact workshop chairperson first)

      Workshop number  ________                  $ ________________


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 Make checks payable to ACM SIGARCH WORKSHOPS (19TH  ISCA) and forward with
 completed registration form to:

 		 ACM SIGARCH WORKSHOPS (19TH ISCA)
		 c/o John Feo, L-306
		 Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory,
		 P.O. Box 808,
		 Livermore, CA 94550,
		 USA
                 e-mail: feo@sisal.llnl.gov

 FOR PAYMENT IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS ONLY

 TOTAL FEE       $US ______________ x 1.47 = $A _________________

 Complete  the above conversion calculation, make   checks for the converted
 amount  payable to ACM SIGARCH   WORKSHOPS  (19TH ISCA)  and  forward  with
 completed registration form to:

		 ACM SIGARCH WORKSHOPS (19TH ISCA)
		 c/o Rhys Francis
		 Div. of Information Tech., CSIRO
		 723 Swanston St.,
		 Carlton, Victoria, 3053,
		 Australia
                 e-mail: rhys@mel.dit.csiro.au

 Early registration discounts  are extended to forms  received by April  24,
 1992.  ACM or  IEEE-CS members  must include  membership number  to receive
 member discount.  Cancellations  must be  made in  writing and  received by
 April  20, 1992. Workshops may  be cancelled due  to lack of  registration.
 The fee includes coffee breaks,  two lunches,  reception, party, and copies
 of all papers.


		           HOTEL REGISTRATION FORM
		           -----------------------

 Accommodation will be provided  at the  University Park Hotel   situated on
 Bond University  Campus.  Accommodation must be  reserved by payment of one
 night's tariff of $A88 for each single, double or twin room.

 Should reservations exceed    the capacity of  the University   Park Hotel,
 registrants will be automatically allocated   to another hotel  in town  of
 similar standard  and  comparable rates.  If this   occurs,  the registrant
 will be immediately informed by the University Park Hotel.

 Complete this hotel registration form and forward it with payment to:

		 UNIVERSITY PARK HOTEL
		 P.O. Box 254,
		 Bond University, QLD 4229,
		 AUSTRALIA.

                 tel: +61-75-955-000
                 fax: +61-75-525-091

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 Please book the following accommodation:

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               Number of rooms

 Single room       _____           @ $A88 per night

 Double room       _____           @ $A88 per night

 Twin share        _____           @ $A88 per night


 Total rooms       _____ x $A88 =      $A_____   TOTAL DEPOSIT ENCLOSED


 Payment method:

	Credit Card ___		Check ____       Bank draft ____


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			     Symposium Organizers

 General Co-Chairs:
    David Abramson, CSIRO, Australia
    Jean-Luc Gaudiot, University of Southern California, USA
 Symposium Committee:
   Program Chair: Allan Gottlieb, New York University, USA
   Workshops Organizers:
     Lubomir Bic, University of California, Irvine, USA (Chair)
     John Feo, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA
     James R. Goodman, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA
     Trevor Mudge. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
   Tutorial Organizers:
     Edward Lee, University of California, Berkeley, USA (Chair)
     Guang R. Gao, McGill University, Canada
     Dave O'Hallaron, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
     Akhilesh Tyagi, University of North Carolina, USA
   Poster Chair: Walid Najjar, Colorado State University, USA
   Registration Chair: Rhys Francis, CSIRO, Australia
   Finance Chair: John Rosenberg, University of Sydney, Australia
   Local Arrangements Chair:
     Greg Egan, Swinburne Institute of Technology, Australia
   Publicity & Publications Chair:
     Andrew Wendelborn, University of Adelaide, Australia
   Travel Grants Chair: Mark Franklin, Washington University, St. Louis MO, USA
   Panels Chair: H. J. Siegel, Purdue University, USA
 Program Committee:
    Anant Agarwal, MIT, USA
    George Almasi, IBM Corporation, USA
    Makoto Amamiya, Kyushu University, Japan
    Prith Banerjee, University of Illinois, USA
    Alan Berenbaum, AT&T Bell Labs, USA
    Mike Flynn, Stanford University, USA
    Allan Gottlieb, New York University, USA (Chair)
    Lee Hoevel, NCR Corporation, USA
    Harry Jordan, University of Colorado, USA
    Kai Li, Princeton University, USA
    Neil Lincoln, SSESCO, USA
    Gerald Maguire, Columbia University, USA
    Dan Reed, University of Illinois, USA
    Marc Snir, IBM Corporation, USA
    Patricia J. Teller, New Mexico State University, USA
    Kam-Fai Wong, ECRC GmbH, Germany


			   CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

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 conference, please  contact  the  ACM or IEEE-CS.  Please note that all  ACM
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			  ACM ISBN: 0-89791-509-7
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				  CHANGES

 The most significant changes from the previous posting of 19th February are:

    . travel agent and visa information
    . cancellation date - now 20th April
    . "Industry Forum" will not be held
    . corrected tutorial information on registration form
    . conference proceedings information
    . contact information for University Park Hotel
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