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Welcome to the Mechanical Sympathy group. This group is for discussing how to code sympathetically for the underlying stack/platform so good performance can be extracted.

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Mark E. Dawson, Jr.

9/17/18

AMD EPYC Rome CPU and Single-threaded Performance

Does anyone have anything to dish on the new AMD server chip and how it compares to Intel Skylake in

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AMD EPYC Rome CPU and Single-threaded Performance

Does anyone have anything to dish on the new AMD server chip and how it compares to Intel Skylake in

9/17/18

Roger Alsing, … Oleg Mazurov13

8/8/17

JVM random performance

I ran the benchmark with a profiler and was able to reproduce both modes, fast and slow. The

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JVM random performance

I ran the benchmark with a profiler and was able to reproduce both modes, fast and slow. The

8/8/17

Chris Newland, … Nitsan Wakart6

2/10/17

HotSpot code cache and instruction prefetching

We have no availability based heuristics, nor does anyone else AFAIK, for dynamically enabling/

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HotSpot code cache and instruction prefetching

We have no availability based heuristics, nor does anyone else AFAIK, for dynamically enabling/

2/10/17

Alexey Pirogov, … Steve Gury8

12/12/16

Profiling using hardware counters on Mac OS X

If you're ok with disabling macOS kernel security (loading only signed kernel module), you can

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Profiling using hardware counters on Mac OS X

If you're ok with disabling macOS kernel security (loading only signed kernel module), you can

12/12/16

Adam, … Alen Vrečko5

9/19/16

Understanding "weird" CPU behavior

Did you profile "per process" or "per OS"? Flame graphs are awesome. Compare the

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Understanding "weird" CPU behavior

Did you profile "per process" or "per OS"? Flame graphs are awesome. Compare the

9/19/16