Intel Compiler (Lunarc November 2016)

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Name Intel Compiler (Lunarc November 2016)
Description Using the Intel® compiler and performance tools
Type of event Course
Location Lund (Lunarc)
Start date 2016-11-24
End date 2016-11-25

Course overview

Generating efficient and fast executing code is important for many complex tasks encountered in scientific computing. To aid code developers with this quest Intel is offering compilers, performance libraries and performance analysis tools. This course addresses scientists developing and maintaining scientific applications written in one or more of Fortran, C or C++.

This two day training courses will discuss the Intel compiler and how to utilise the SIMD instructions (AVX, AVX2, AVX-512) offered by the current Intel® processors. The course topics will also include performance analysis tools Intel® VTune™ Amplifier and Intel® Advisor.

Prerequisites

Participants should be able to program in one or more of C, C++ or Fortran. For the practical hands-on sessions participants should bring their own laptop capable of accessing HPC services as provided by SNIC - we will be using Lunarc’s Aurora service for the hands-on part of the workshop.

Course web page and registration

For more information and registration refer to the Lunarc course page. Registration is now open.