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NSF expedition on variability-aware software: Recent results and contributions by Lucas Wanner; Liangzhen Lai; Abbas Rahimi; Mark Gottscho; Pietro Mercati; Chu-Hsiang Huang; Frederic Sala; Yuvraj Agarwal; Lara Dolecek; Nikil Dutt; Puneet Gupta; Rajesh Gupta; Ranjit Jhala; Rakesh Kumar; Sorin Lerner; Subhasish Mitra; Alexandru Nicolau; Tajana Simunic Rosing; Mani B. Srivastava; Steve Swanson; Dennis Sylvester; Yuanyuan Zhou is a Engineering article available to read on EtoBox.

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## Abstract In this paper we summarize recent results and contributions from the NSF Expedition on Variability-Aware Software, a five year, multi-university effort to tackle the problem of hardware variations and its implications and opportunities in software. The Expedition has made contributions in characterization and online monitoring of variations (particularly in microprocessors and flash memories), proposed new coding techniques for variability-tolerant storage, provided tools and platforms for the development of variability-aware software, and created new runtime support systems for variability-aware task-scheduling and execution.

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Author
Lucas Wanner; Liangzhen Lai; Abbas Rahimi; Mark Gottscho; Pietro Mercati; Chu-Hsiang Huang; Frederic Sala; Yuvraj Agarwal; Lara Dolecek; Nikil Dutt; Puneet Gupta; Rajesh Gupta; Ranjit Jhala; Rakesh Kumar; Sorin Lerner; Subhasish Mitra; Alexandru Nicolau; Tajana Simunic Rosing; Mani B. Srivastava; Steve Swanson; Dennis Sylvester; Yuanyuan Zhou
Publisher
Walter de Gruyter GmbH
Published
2015
Language
EN
Field
Engineering (Social Sciences)