Publications

Nick Wanninger, Joshua Bowden, Kirtankumar Shetty, Ayush Garg, Kyle C. Hale (2022). Isolating Functions at the Hardware Limit with Virtines. EuroSys ‘22.

PDF Project Project EuroSys '22 arXiv

Kyle C. Hale, Simone Campanoni, Nikos Hardavellas, Peter Dinda (2021). The Case for an Interwoven Parallel Hardware/Software Stack. ROSS ‘21.

Project ROSS '21

Brian R. Tauro, Conghao Liu, Kyle C. Hale (2021). Modeling Speedup in Multi-OS Environments. TPDS.

Project Project TPDS

Poornima Nookala, Peter Dinda, Kyle C. Hale, Kyle Chard, Ioan Raicu (2021). Extremely Fine-grained Parallelism via Scalable Concurrent Queues on Modern Many-core Architectures. MASCOTS ‘21.

Amal Rizvi, Kyle C. Hale (2021). A Look at Communication-Intensive Performance in Julia. arXiv preprint.

Jiacheng Ma, Wenyi Wang, Aaron Nelson, Michael Cuevas, Brian Homerding, Conghao Liu, Zhen Huang, Simone Campanoni, Kyle C. Hale, Peter Dinda (2021). Paths to OpenMP in the Kernel. SC ‘21.

PDF Project Project SC '21

Kyle C. Hale (2021). Coalescent Computing. APSys ‘21.

PDF Project APSys '21 Slides

Eduardo Romero-Gainza, Christopher Stewart, Angela Li, Kyle C. Hale, Nathaniel Morris (2021). Memory Mapping and Parallelizing Random Forests for Speed and Cache Efficiency. PDADS ‘21.

Qitian Zeng, Kyle C. Hale, Boris Glavic (2021). Playing Fetch with CAT - Composing Cache Partitioning and Prefetching for Task-based Query Processing. DaMoN ‘21.

PDF Project Project DaMoN '21

Mike Rainey, Ryan Newton, Kyle C. Hale, Nikos Hardavellas, Simone Campanoni, Peter Dinda, Umut Acar (2021). Task Parallel Assembly Language for Uncompromising Parallelism. PLDI ‘21.

PDF Project Project PLDI '21 Website Code

Conor Hetland, Georgios Tziantzioulis, Brian Suchy, Kyle C. Hale, Nikos Hardavellas, Peter Dinda (2019). Prospects for Functional Address Translation. MASCOTS ‘19.

PDF Project MASCOTS

Brian R. Tauro, Conghao Liu, Kyle C. Hale (2019). Modeling Speedup in Multi-OS Environments. MASCOTS ‘19.

PDF Project Project MASCOTS

Amal Rizvi, Kyle C. Hale (2019). Evaluating Julia as a Vehicle for High-Performance Parallel Runtime Construction. IIT HExSA Lab Technical Report IIT-CS-OS-19-01.

Conghao Liu, Kyle C. Hale (2019). Towards a Practical Ecosystem of Specialized OS Kernels. ROSS ‘19.

PDF Project Project Project ROSS

Kyle C. Hale, Peter A. Dinda (2018). An Evaluation of Asynchronous Software Events on Modern Hardware. MASCOTS ‘18.

PDF Project MASCOTS

Kyle C. Hale, Conor Hetland, Peter A. Dinda (2017). Multiverse: Easy Conversion of Runtime Systems Into OS Kernels via Automatic Hybridization. ICAC ‘17.

PDF Project ICAC

Kyle C. Hale, Conor Hetland, Peter A. Dinda (2016). Automatic Hybridization of Runtime Systems. HPDC ‘16.

PDF Project HPDC

Kyle C. Hale, Peter A. Dinda (2016). Enabling Hybrid Parallel Runtimes Through Kernel and Virtualization Support. VEE ‘16.

PDF Project VEE

Kyle C. Hale, Peter A. Dinda (2016). Pushing Software Events to the Hardware Limit. Northwestern Technical Report NU-EECS-16-02.

Kyle C. Hale, Peter A. Dinda (2015). A Case for Transforming Parallel Runtimes Into Operating System Kernels. HPDC ‘15’.

PDF Project HPDC

Kyle C. Hale, Peter A. Dinda (2015). Details of the Case for Transforming Parallel Runtimes Into Operating System Kernels.

Maciej Swiech, Kyle C. Hale, Peter A. Dinda (2014). VMM Emulation of Intel Hardware Transactional Memory. ROSS ‘14.

Kyle C. Hale, Peter A. Dinda (2014). Guarded Modules: Adaptively Extending the VMM's Privilege Into the Guest. ICAC ‘14.

Lei Xia, Kyle C. Hale, Peter A. Dinda (2014). ConCORD: Easily Exploiting Memory Content Redundancy Through the Content-aware Service Command. HPDC ‘14.

Kyle C. Hale, Lei Xia, Peter A. Dinda (2012). Shifting GEARS to Enable Guest-context Virtual Services. ICAC ‘12.

Kyle C. Hale, Boris Grot, Stephen W. Keckler (2009). Segment Gating for Static Energy Reduction in Networks-on-Chip. NoCArc ‘09.