Poster: Dynamic Write-Mode Fragmentation for Non-Volatile Memory Simulation

Disruptive memory technology development leads to a wide landscape of novel memory properties. Specifically, with the possibility to utilize multiple write modes for the tradeoff of energy consumption and retention time, the system software and applications can optimize the energy consumption of the memory while ensuring guarantees for memory retention. Deriving online and offline strategies for such optimization requires precise simulation of memory write modes across the memory area. This paper enables the simulation of such write-mode fragmentation for the NVMain2.0 simulator in a static and dynamic configuration fashion.