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SWITCH SIMULATOR

Build Status

Simulation codes for our switching paper:

Long Gong, Paul Tune, Liang Liu, Sen Yang, and Jun (Jim) Xu. 2017. Queue-Proportional Sampling: A Better Approach to Crossbar Scheduling for Input-Queued Switches. Proc. ACM Meas. Anal. Comput. Syst. 1, 1, Article 3 (June 2017), 33 pages. DOI:https://doi.org/10.1145/3084440

Repository Structure

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├── config_experiment_one.cfg        Confiuration for experiment one
├── config_experiment_two.cfg        Confiuration for experiment two  
├── cxx                              Directory for C++ code (C++11 support REQUIRED)
│   └── random_variable.cpp             
├── include                          Directory for C header files
│   ├── common.h
│   ├── graphtypes.h
│   ├── match.defs
│   ├── measure_merge_time.h
│   ├── pairs.c
│   ├── pointer.c
│   ├── random_variable.h
│   ├── readgraph.c
│   ├── schedule.h
│   ├── term.c
│   ├── unpairs.c
│   ├── uthash.h
│   ├── util.h
│   ├── vector.h
│   └── weighted_uniform_sampler.h
├── Makefile                           Makefile for this project
├── README.md                          This file
└── src                                Directory for C (some codes use C89) source codes
    ├── common.c
    ├── delayed_schedule.c              
    ├── existing_schedule.c
    ├── fqps_based_schedules.c
    ├── glib.c
    ├── incoming_common.c
    ├── jq.c
    ├── measure_merge_time.c
    ├── qps_based_schedules.c
    ├── schedule.c
    ├── util.c
    ├── vector.c
    ├── weighted_uniform_sampler.c
    └── wmatch.c

Benchmark Switching Algorithms (Selected)

Algorithms from literature:

  1. iSLIP [1]: the standard iSLIP algorithm,
  2. PIM [2]: parallel iterative matching,
  3. MWM [4]: maximum weighted matching,
  4. SERENA [5]: previous matching + arrival graph,
  5. iLQF [3]: iterative longest queue first, and
  6. THRESHOLD: threshold based scheduling.

Early proposals (NOT USED):

  1. iSLIP_RPS: rate proportional sampling iSLIP, uses an arrival matrix in the first round,
  2. PIM_RPS: rate proportional sampling parallel iterative matching,
  3. THRESHOLD_RPS: rate proportional sampling threshold based scheduling.

Final proposals (USED IN OUR PAPER):

  1. QPS-iSLIP [6]: Queue Proportional Sampling (QPS) augmented iSLIP
  2. QPS-SERENA [6]: Queue Proportional Sampling (QPS) augmented SERENA

Usage

Compilation: make : two binaries will be generated if succeeded: ss_experiment_one and ss_experiment_two in folder build: more details, please refer to the Makefile

Execution of these binaries:

usage: [options]

-h		print usage
-p		use Pareto distribution (default Bernoulli)
-u average_burst_length		use geometric burst distribution (default: mean = N)
-w		use skewed input loading (default Bernoulli)
-f		set user flag 1
-g		set user flag 2
-a		set user flag 3
-s		set user flag 4
-b		set user flag 5
-n size		specify N, number of input/output ports (default 32)
-m frames	specify number of macroframes (default N*500)
-l minimum_traffic_load	specify minimum traffic load (default 0.1, including)
-L maximum_traffic_load	specify maximum traffic load (default 1.0, including)
-S traffic_load_step	specify traffic load step (default 0.1)

Traffic Modules

Traffic Patterns

  1. uniform,
  2. diagonal,
  3. log diagonal, and
  4. quasi diagonal.

Arrival Processes

  1. Bernoulli,
  2. Pareto bursts

Fixes

  1. Modification of readgraph.c [by Paul Tune]
    • Lines 7 and 10, where the inttypes.h library (Long changes it to stdint.h library) was added and gptr's type was changed to intptr_t, instead of int. This is because there are problems casting to the integer type for 64-bit machines, causing a segmentation fault. Changing it to a integer pointer fixed the problem. The simulator should be able to run on both 32 and 64 bit machines. The original code of readgraph.c can be accessed from http://compgenomics.utsa.edu/SVMicrO%20Source%20Code/SVMicrO/ViennaRNA-1.7/RNAforester/src/readgraph.c
    • Aside from that stdio.h and stdlib.h libraries were included the scripts requiring malloc and printf to avoid complains from the compiler.
  2. Modification of wmatch.c [by Long Gong]
    • Line 23: Change the type of gptr from int to intptr_t. Paul suggested a modification from int (actually, in the original source code it is **void ***) to intptr_t to adapt to 64-bit machine, however, he seemed to forget to change the definition of Weighted_Match which still uses int, so it will cause a segmentation fault problem when running on 64-bit machines.

Acknowledgements

This project was modified from Dr. Bill Lin's original source codes.

Authors

References

[1] McKeown, N., 1999. The iSLIP scheduling algorithm for input-queued switches. IEEE/ACM transactions on networking, 7(2), pp.188-201.
[2] Anderson, T.E., Owicki, S.S., Saxe, J.B. and Thacker, C.P., 1993. High-speed switch scheduling for local-area networks. ACM Transactions on Computer Systems (TOCS), 11(4), pp.319-352.
[3] McKeown, N.W., 1995. Scheduling algorithms for input-queued cell switches (Doctoral dissertation, University of California, Berkeley).
[4] McKeown, N., Mekkittikul, A., Anantharam, V. and Walrand, J., 1999. Achieving 100% throughput in an input-queued switch. IEEE Transactions on Communications, 47(8), pp.1260-1267.
[5] Giaccone, P., Prabhakar, B. and Shah, D., 2003. Randomized scheduling algorithms for high-aggregate bandwidth switches. IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, 21(4), pp.546-559. [6] Gong, L., Tune, P., Liu, L., Yang, S. and Xu, J., 2017. Queue-Proportional Sampling: A Better Approach to Crossbar Scheduling for Input-Queued Switches. Proceedings of the ACM on Measurement and Analysis of Computing Systems, 1(1), pp.1-33.