This article will answer the question when and how many copies occur for the inputs and outputs of an Intel ArBB function.
JIT
JIT APIs and Attaching to a Process
You need to read this if you are trying to attach to a process that uses the JIT APIs.
PLDI Tutorial on Intel® Array Building Blocks, a dynamic compiler for data-parallel heterogeneous systems
The Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation (PLDI), June 4-8, 2011, in San Jose, CA features a half-day tutorial that I’ll be giving on Intel® Array Building Blocks, which is a dynamic compiler for data-parallel heterogeneous systems. The abstract for the tutorial may be found below.
Half-day tutorial, presented in the afternoon of Sat, June 4, 2011:
Intel Array Building Blocks: A dynamic compiler for data-parallel heterogeneous systems
Chris J. Newburn (CJ)
Abstract
Half-day tutorial, presented in the afternoon of Sat, June 4, 2011:
Intel Array Building Blocks: A dynamic compiler for data-parallel heterogeneous systems
Chris J. Newburn (CJ)
Abstract
Three Things to Consider After Intial Speedups
Intel® ArBB is well suited for large kernels of computation combined with a large data set. We describe common optimizations to try once you have gotten initial scalability with a small kernel.
Intel® ArBB Two-Phase Compilation
Here is a short explanation of the two-phase compilation process resulting into Intermediate Representation (IR).
