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1998
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Experimental Study of Compiler Techniques for NUMA Machines

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Experimental Study of Compiler Techniques for NUMA Machines

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This study1 explores the applicability of fully automatic parallelizing techniques for parallel computers. In this study, we capitalize on a variety of traditional compiling techniques as well as new techniques developed specifically for distributed memory architectures. Combining these traditional and new techniques, we conducted experiments with several benchmark programs on the Cray T3D.

Yunheung Paek, David A. Padua

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Added	05 Aug 2010
Updated	05 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1998
Where	IPPS
Authors	Yunheung Paek, David A. Padua

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