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Livermore loops

Known as: Livermore Fortran kernels, Livermore loop 
Livermore loops (also known as the Livermore Fortran kernels or LFK) is a benchmark for parallel computers. It was created by Francis H. McMahon from… 
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2004
2004
A technique, permitting us to linearize constraints formed to find affine schedules for arbitrary nested loops, is presented. The… 
2003
2003
An innovative central processor architecture is described that exploits the innate parallelism found in the machine language… 
1997
1997
Loops are the largest source of parallelism in many applications. All prior DOALL loop scheduling algorithms such as Self… 
1994
1994
The paper presents MUSTANG, a system for translating Fortran to single assignment form in an effort to automatically extract… 
1994
1994
Operation class conflicts degrade the performance of a superscalar machine by reducing the instruction-level parallelism… 
1993
1993
Abstract : Software caching, automatic algorithm blocking, and data overlays are different names for the same problem: compiler… 
Review
1993
Review
1993
Abstract The Efficient Data-Driven Evaluation Scheme is a two-phase strategy for optimizing the execution time of programs in the… 
1991
1991
In this paper, we discuss the performance prediction of Fortran constructs commonly found in numerical scientific computing… 
1988
1988
The implementation of an instruction reorganizer for a floating-point microprocessor with a variable-length pipeline is described… 
1985
1985
I n t r o d u c t i o n peak rates of about 200 Mflops but its harmonic mean for the first fourteen Livermore loops is about 19…