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The main goal of this paper is to show that a large number of processors can be used effectively to speed up simple Fortran-like loops consisting of assignment ...
Abstract-The main goal of this paper is to show that a large number of processors can be used effectively to speed up simple. Fortran-like loops consisting ...
Dynamic characteristics of program execution must be studied in order to calculate meaningful time and parallel processor bounds. The paper entitled "Time ...
For each type, a set of time and processor upper bounds is given. We also show how a loop can sometimes be transformed to change its dependence structure.
Aug 10, 2016 · I'm trying to speed up a quite lengthy program that was originally not designed for parallel computing. I'm therefore experimenting with automatic ...
Mar 11, 2023 · I have the following fortran subroutine, which gprof shows that it consumes > 50% of the time and is by far the most expensive part of the code.
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Improved estimates of time and processor bounds are provided for two of the example programs presented in the above-mentioned paper.
It has recently been possible to prove bounds on the time and number of processors required to evaluate various parts of programs [15], [5], [3]. A second goal ...
Nov 27, 2013 · [fortran]do j=chunk(i)+1,chunk(i+1)[/fortran] are the bounds on the j loop. The chunk array is what disambiguates the data. Also, MatrixSize is ...
Apr 15, 2024 · I am wondering if it is possible to efficiently parallelize the variable phi_new if the phi_new array is huge, like 4 dimensions.