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Is the free lunch really over? Scalability in Many-core Systems: Part 1 in a Series [Knowledgebase]
The traditional approach to application performance was to simply wait for the next generation of processor; most software developers did not need to invest in performance tuning, and enjoyed a ... Posted: 2008-12-16 16:26:20 by Michael Wrinn (Intel)speedup , теория , оценка масштабируемости ПО , закон Амдаля , прирост производительности , scaled speedup what is the fastest way to compute 3x3 matrix inverse, 3x3 matrix multiplication? [Forums] I perform tens of millions of computations of 3x3 matrix products. The code is already parallelized using a very efficient domain decomposition, so let's consider only single-thread code for now. (A ... Posted: 2008-12-07 22:50:03 by noojifort , matrix multiplication , matrix inverse , speedup ifort: -ipo-jobs uses less than n jobs, gives no speedup [Forums] When I use -ipo-jobs4, hoping to speed up the link phase of my program, I get no speedup. top shows only one ifort process, requiring 100% of cpu on an 8 core machine with no other programs loading ... Posted: 2008-12-08 16:38:16 by noojIPO , ifort , speedup , ipo-jobs , linking Speeding up IPP FFT [Forums] I'm benchmarking different implementations of 1D-FFT, and I've written a simple code for testing IPP:#include <iostream>#include <ipps.h>#include <sys/time.h>int main() { for (unsign ... Posted: 2009-02-13 08:47:36 by fbasileIPP , FFT , speedup , fftw3 speed up [Forums] if i run a piece of code serially, and then parallelize it with TBB and run it... both times on a dual core system, what is the maximum speed-up that can be acheived?(or, is there any such "maximum sp ... Posted: 2009-03-26 04:15:54 by sindhuraspeedup No Speedup Using dsyr on Core 2 Duo Running Linux [Forums] Hi,My code is along the lines of the following. The dimensions are A(500,500) x(500)for ( int i = 0 ; i < 100000 ; i++) cblas_dsyr(...A,x,...)cout << A << endl ;I was hoping to get a ... Posted: 2009-07-17 04:58:54 by Lawrence Austenspeedup