Data underlying the PhD thesis: Accelerating Programmer-Friendly Intermittent Computing (Chapter 6)

This is the archive for Chapter 6 of the PhD thesis named "Accelerating Programmer-Friendly Intermittent Computing" by Vito Kortbeek. <br> <strong>Rationale</strong> Intermittently operating embedded computing platforms powered by energy harvesting must frequently checkpoint their computation state. Using non-volatile main memory significantly reduces the checkpoint size but at the cost of increasing the checkpoint frequency to cover WAR dependencies. Additionally, non-volatile memory is significantly slower to access. Both of these challenges are addressed by the architecture proposed in Chapter 6, greatly increasing performance. <br> <strong>Archive Structure</strong> This archive consists of the software to emulate the system (`icemu/plugins`), and the LLVM toolchain used to compile applications (`llvm`). The code can be built and run using the development docker container in the `docker` directory. To build all the benchmarks, execute the `run.sh` script within the `benchmarks` directory. Run the respective Jupyter Notebook in the `plotting` directory to analyze the results.