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Robert Geva is a principal engineer at Intel's software and solutions group. Robert joined Intel in 1991 and has since developed an expertise in performance analysis and tuning for microarchitectures. Robert has worked on compiler optimizations for a variety of Intel microprocessor based systems, including the 80486, the Pentium Processor, the Pentium Pro Processor, Itanium, the Pentium 4 and Pentium M. Currently, Robert is managing a team of Intel engineers working on the Microsoft compiler to improve the generated code for Intel microprocessor based systems. Robert has BA and MSc from the Technion, Israel institute of technology. |
STM Compiler
By Robert Geva (Intel) (1 posts) on September 16, 2007 at 9:09 pm
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Hello, I'd like to welcome you to our STM portion of the whatif site. As Intel is moving towards multi core processors, we are committed to provide development tools to help programmers exploit the parallelism available in these processors. We view transactional memory as a part of the solution. Here we offer a prototype implementation [...]