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Towards Automated Generation of Time-Predictable Code 1 Daniel Prokesch, Benedikt Huber, Peter Puschner {daniel,benedikt,peter}@vmars.tuwien.ac.at Institute of Computer Engineering Vienna University of Technology, Austria July 8 th , 2014 WCET


  1. Towards Automated Generation of Time-Predictable Code 1 Daniel Prokesch, Benedikt Huber, Peter Puschner {daniel,benedikt,peter}@vmars.tuwien.ac.at Institute of Computer Engineering Vienna University of Technology, Austria July 8 th , 2014 WCET 2014, Madrid 1 Part of this work was supported by the FP7-ICT Project 288008 Time-predictable Multi-Core Architecture for 1 Embedded Systems (T-CREST), ❤tt♣✿✴✴✇✇✇✳t✲❝r❡st✳♦r❣✴

  2. Motivation Uncertainty in program execution time Hardware Software Duration of operations Different inputs lead to paths dependent on internal state of varying execution time 2

  3. The Single-Path Approach A proposed solution ◮ Singleton execution path ◮ Execution time stable w.r.t. varying input data 3

  4. Benefits ...of single-path / low execution time jitter ◮ Reduce complexity of path analysis ◮ Increase predictability ◮ Control loops: performance and stability ◮ Security: Avoid timing-based side-channel attacks 4

  5. The Single-Path Approach Basic Idea Eliminate input-data dependent control flow. Predicated execution ✭❣✉❛r❞✮ ✐♥str✉❝t✐♦♥❀ If-conversion ✐❢ ✭❝♦♥❞✮ ④ ① ❂ ❛ ✰ ✶❀ ✭ ❝♦♥❞✮ ① ❂ ❛ ✰ ✶❀ ⑥ ❡❧s❡ ④ ✭✦ ❝♦♥❞✮ ① ❂ ❜ ✲ ✷❀ ① ❂ ❜ ✲ ✷❀ ⑥ 5

  6. The Single-Path Approach Input-data independent control flow Treatment of loops: ❢✐♥✐s❤❡❞ ✿❂ ❢❛❧s❡❀ ❢♦r ✐ ❂ ✶ ✳✳ ◆ ④ ✇❤✐❧❡ ✭❝♦♥❞✮ ✐❢ ✭✦ ❝♦♥❞✮ ✴✴ ♠❛① ◆ t✐♠❡s ❢✐♥✐s❤❡❞ ✿❂ tr✉❡❀ ④ ✐❢ ✭✦ ❢✐♥✐s❤❡❞✮ ④ st♠ts❀ st♠ts❀ ⑥ ⑥ ⑥ 6

  7. Single-Path Transformation Rules Set of rules to transform from high-level language to single-path sequence of predicated statements [Puschner et al., 2012] ◮ Clear conceptual understanding ◮ BUT: Not sufficient for implementation in a compiler backend! This work Single-Path Transformation from a low-level perspective as graph transformation on control-flow graphs 7

  8. Control-flow Graph Assumptions ◮ Nodes with at most two successors ◮ Branch condition ◮ Loops: assume reducible control flow graph 8

  9. Control-flow Graph Loop header tree a b a c d e f b f g h g c d e h Control flow graph Loop header tree 9

  10. The Single-Path Graph Transformation ◮ Admissible paths in CFG: local loop bounds ◮ Predicated Nodes ◮ Semantic actions on predicates • Node may set predicate to (negated) branch condition • Edge may set/clear predicates • Edge may copy value of predicate 10

  11. The Single-Path Graph Transformation Example s a a b b c c d d e f e f g g h h Control flow graph Single-path CFG 11

  12. Acyclic regions The RK algorithm [Park and Schlansker, 1991] describe transformation in acyclic case s ◮ Partitioning by Control a Dependence b ◮ Nodes with same set of CD: same predicate c ◮ Predicate assignments at source d of CD edges ◮ Initialization with false e ◮ Topological sort order t 12

  13. Loops Key observation: Represent loops compacted into a single node ◮ Forward control flow graph of loop nodes ◮ Extend by entry, exit node ◮ Inner loops compacted ◮ Proceed as in acyclic case 13

  14. Loops Example s s a a b b b (d,f) c d f (e,g) d (f,g) c e f g [be] [ee] e g h [be] [ee] t h t Control flow FCFG for loop with FCFG for loop graph header a with header b 14

  15. Loops Input-data independent iteration count ◮ Entering header initializes predicates ◮ Input-data independent branch condition ◮ Former exit edge causes clearing of header predicate ◮ From then on all nodes are disabled 15

  16. Composition of the SP-Graph s a ◮ Preorder traversal of the loop header b tree c a d b f g h e f c d e g h 16

  17. Experiments Simulation Framework 1. Experimental validation of technique 2. Evaluate estimated execution cost Benchmark/Function Max SP Ratio adpcm/upzero 96 125 1.30 compress/compress 3589 4200 1.17 cover/swi120 1570 2655 1.69 expint/expint 1984 2736 1.38 fir/fir_filter_int 2618 3236 1.24 insertsort/main 750 832 1.11 janne_complex/complex 1135 1381 1.22 lcdnum/num_to_lcd 36 190 5.28 lms/main 103839 150209 1.45 ludcmp/ludcmp 328187 415544 1.27 minmax/main 70 83 1.19 minver/minver 197066 371563 1.89 qsort-exam/sort 7253 12004 1.66 qurt/qurt 1838 2208 1.20 select/select 7196 11219 1.56 statemate/FH_DU 305 360 1.18 17

  18. Summary ◮ Single-path conversion as graph transformation ◮ Single-path graph with predicated execution model ◮ Validated technique ◮ Amenable for implementation in a compiler backend ◮ Automated generation of predictable machine code ❤tt♣✿✴✴❣✐t❤✉❜✳❝♦♠✴t✲❝r❡st✴ 18

  19. References I Park, J. C. and Schlansker, M. (1991). On predicated execution. Technical report, Hewlett Peckard Software and Systems Laboratory. Puschner, P., Kirner, R., Huber, B., and Prokesch, D. (2012). Compiling for time predictability. In Proc. SAFECOMP 2012 Workshops (LNCS 7613) , pages 382–391. Springer. 1

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