SAPPP: The Software-Aware Power and Performance Profiler

Saman Khoshbakht, N.J. Dimopoulos · 2017

The amount of energy and other resources required to execute a workload varies during runtime, making it important to be able to profile the execution according to code sections in the source code. This work describes SAPPP, a low-overhead online profiling tool capable of collecting user-defined processor performance metrics along with power estimate and real power measurements and reporting them in accordance with pre-defined sections of the source code. So far this tool has been used in multiple research projects by the authors, referenced in this paper.

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