PIRA: Performance Instrumentation Refinement Automation
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PIRA is an automation tool that refines Score-P profiling to focus on relevant program regions by combining static source-code features and dynamic runtime information, using the whole-program call-graph framework MetaCG. The system performs automatic hotspot detection and refinement, scalability analysis, kernel identification, and MPI load-imbalance detection; experiments on SPEC CPU 2006, LULESH, and ISSM demonstrate overview measurements with <10–15% runtime overhead. Both PIRA and MetaCG are open-source under BSD 3-clause on GitHub.
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