How to Take the Guesswork Out of Parallelizing Your Code
Faster, more efficient code is the goal of every programmer. And among the ways you can reduce execution time is to add threading, but first you must know where to put it. David Bolton shows you a tool that can help you convert a program from being 100 percent serial to having parts that can be parallelized with multi-threading. Take a look and let us know what you think in the comments section on our story page.
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Faster, more efficient code is the goal of every programmer. And among the ways you can reduce execution time is to add threading, but first you must know where to put it. David Bolton shows you a tool that can help you convert a program from being 100 percent serial to having parts that can be parallelized with multi-threading. Take a look and let us know what you think in the comments section on our story page.
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Advisor XE: Parallelism Made Easy While You Code
Scale Performance from Multicore to Many-Core
Inside Parallel Studio: Exploring Each Part
Scale Performance from Multicore to Many-Core
Inside Parallel Studio: Exploring Each Part
Free Trial: Intel Parallel Studio XE 2015
Deliver top application performance and reliability with Intel Parallel Studio XE 2015. These C ++ and Fortran tool suites simplify the development, debugging, and tuning of code. Try it out for free.
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Deliver top application performance and reliability with Intel Parallel Studio XE 2015. These C ++ and Fortran tool suites simplify the development, debugging, and tuning of code. Try it out for free.
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