Loop interchange

In compiler theory, loop interchange is the process of exchanging the order of two iteration variables used by a nested loop. The variable used in…

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2016

Linear Programs (LPs) appear in a large number of applications and offloading them to the GPU is viable to gain performance…

2015

Developing high performance GPU code is labor intensive. Ideally, developers could recoup high GPU development costs by…

2011

In heterogeneous multi-core systems, such as the Cell BE processor, each accelerator core has its own fast local memory without…

2005

A Zero Overhead Loop Buffer (ZOLB) is an architectural feature that is commonly found in DSP processors. This buffer can be…

2005

Traditional compilers are limited in their ability to optimize applications for different architectures because statically…

2004

Runge-Kutta methods are popular methods for the solution of ordinary differential equations and implementations are provided by…

2003

The cache ping-pong problem arises often in parallel processing systems where each processor has its own local cache and employs…

2003

Although processor speeds have been increasing rapidly over the past decade, the speed of memory has failed to keep pace. Memory…

1998

The paper focuses on the complexity of computing exact loop bounds in multilevel tiling. Conventional tiling techniques implement…

1992

Database programming languages like O2, E, and O++ include the ability to iterate through a set. Nested iterators can be used to…