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Neal
Jul 3, 2008, 5:52:09 PM7/3/08
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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!
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
kamal
Jul 5, 2008, 12:36:29 PM7/5/08
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On Jul 4, 2:52 am, Neal <nealcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've just started working on programming models for many-core
> 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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