Auto vectorizing compiler ?This is a discussion on Auto vectorizing compiler ? within the Compilers forums in Theory and Concepts category; I've just started working on programming models for many-core machines, and was wondering what the state of the art in terms of parallelization of serial code is. I'm most interested in SIMD vectorization right now... does anyone have a point to articles, websites, research etc on this topic? Thanks! Neal... | ||||||||
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07-03-2008, 05:52 PM
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 Auto vectorizing compiler ? I've just started working on programming models for many-core machines, and was wondering what the state of the art in terms of parallelization of serial code is. I'm most interested in SIMD vectorization right now... does anyone have a point to articles, websites, research etc on this topic? Thanks! Neal  |
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07-05-2008, 12:36 PM
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| Re: Auto vectorizing compiler ? On Jul 4, 2:52 am, Neal <nealcr...@gmail.com> wrote: > I've just started working on programming models for many-core many-core = MIMD and not SIMD > machines, and was wondering what the state of the art in terms of the state of the art is somewhat dated. > parallelization of serial code is. I'm most interested in SIMD > vectorization right now... does anyone have a point to articles, > websites, research etc on this topic? Thanks! > http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=30396 this book describes how one can create a hypothetical architecture of processors -optimized for certain algorithms eg kalman filters/fast fourier transforms etc.. you can use the same thing in reverse fashion to decompose a program into fragments that execute on different processors in an SIMD machine. regards -kamal |
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