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| + | Numerical algorithms have to be implemented very efficiently in order to meet their performance requirements. Therefore, knowledge about performance optimisation techniques becomes increasingly important also for application developers who could trust on compilers and other software tools in the past to unleash the computational power of their systems. This training provides background and applicable knowledge for the development of efficient numerical simulation programs that achieve high performance on recent computer systems. | ||
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| + | Starting from current computer architectures, methods for the performance tuning of serial programs will be discussed. The efficient usage of memory hierarchies and arithmetic logic units are central content for it: caches, loop optimisations, vectorization and other implementation techniques. | ||
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| + | Further topics about optimisation of parallel programs comprise the use of OpenMP on shared memory computers as well as MPI, the Message-Passing Interface, for distributed memory computers. | ||
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| + | === Prerequisite knowledge === | ||
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| + | * Programming in C, C++ or Fortran | ||
| + | * Knowledge of OpenMP and MPI for topics devoted to parallel programs | ||
== Course web page and registration == | == Course web page and registration == | ||
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| − | + | For more information and registration, go to [https://www.pdc.kth.se/events/event-repository/code-optimisation-and-performance-tuning-november-2015 PDC's website], please. | |
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| − | [https://www.pdc.kth.se/events/event-repository/code-optimisation-and-performance-tuning-november-2015 PDC | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:22, 28 February 2020
| Name | Code Optimisation and Performance Tuning (November 2015) |
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| Description | Advanced Programming techniques for performance improvement of numerical simulation codes |
| Type of event | Course |
| Location | Stockholm (PDC) |
| Start date | 2015-11-26 |
| End date | 2015-11-27 |
Course overview
Numerical algorithms have to be implemented very efficiently in order to meet their performance requirements. Therefore, knowledge about performance optimisation techniques becomes increasingly important also for application developers who could trust on compilers and other software tools in the past to unleash the computational power of their systems. This training provides background and applicable knowledge for the development of efficient numerical simulation programs that achieve high performance on recent computer systems.
Starting from current computer architectures, methods for the performance tuning of serial programs will be discussed. The efficient usage of memory hierarchies and arithmetic logic units are central content for it: caches, loop optimisations, vectorization and other implementation techniques.
Further topics about optimisation of parallel programs comprise the use of OpenMP on shared memory computers as well as MPI, the Message-Passing Interface, for distributed memory computers.
Prerequisite knowledge
- Programming in C, C++ or Fortran
- Knowledge of OpenMP and MPI for topics devoted to parallel programs
Course web page and registration
For more information and registration, go to PDC's website, please.
