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Using OpenMP to Simply Parallelize CPU-Intensive C Code
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Klaas van Gend
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feb Sat 01
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11:20
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https://fosdem.org/2014/schedule/event/hpc_devroom_openmp_tutorial/
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<p>Compute-intensive applications usually benefit hugely from parallelization: running code on multiple CPU cores at the same time. One mechanism to implement such parallelism is to use OpenMP, an official open standard that allows for easy parallelization of existing C or C++ code. The latest OpenMP version (4.0, released summer 2013) also covers offloading to accelerators like GPUs and SIMD.</p> <p>Klaas van Gend will introduce OpenMP, its applicability and usefulness and how to use OpenMP to speed up your code.</p>
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