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Loop Partitioning versus Tiling for Cache-based Multiprocessors.

Laboratoire de l'informatique du parallélisme, Rastello, Fabrice, Robert, Yves

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Abstract

(eng) In this paper, an efficient algorithm to implement loop partitioning is introduced and evaluated. We improve recent results of Agarwal, Kranz and Natarajan in several directions. We give a more accurate estimation of the cumulative footprint, and we derive a much more powerful algorithm to determine the optimal tile shape. We illustrate the superiority of our algorithm on the same examples as those of Agarwal, Kranz and Natarajan to ensure the fairness of the comparisons.

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APA 7

du parallélisme, L. D. L., Rastello, F., & Robert, Y. (2006). Loop Partitioning versus Tiling for Cache-based Multiprocessors. LARA - Libre Acces aux Rapports scientifiques et techniques.

MLA 9

du parallélisme, Laboratoire de l'informatique, et al. “Loop Partitioning versus Tiling for Cache-based Multiprocessors.” LARA - Libre Acces aux Rapports scientifiques et techniques, 2006.

Chicago

du parallélisme, Laboratoire de l'informatique, Fabrice Rastello, and Yves Robert. 2006. “Loop Partitioning versus Tiling for Cache-based Multiprocessors.” LARA - Libre Acces aux Rapports scientifiques et techniques.

Harvard

du parallélisme, L.D.L., Rastello, F. and Robert, Y. (2006) ‘Loop Partitioning versus Tiling for Cache-based Multiprocessors’, LARA - Libre Acces aux Rapports scientifiques et techniques.

BibTeX
@misc{duparallelisme2006loop,
  title = {{Loop Partitioning versus Tiling for Cache-based Multiprocessors.}},
  author = {du parallélisme, Laboratoire de l'informatique and Rastello, Fabrice and Robert, Yves},
  journal = {LARA - Libre Acces aux Rapports scientifiques et techniques},
  year = {2006}
}

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