I believe that as multicore processors are becoming prominent, and soon ubiquitous, it behooves all programmers to rethink their programming style, strategies, and tactics, so that their code may have excellent performance. In this talk I discuss three ideas that I have found to be especially powerful in organizing Fortress programs so that they may be executed equally effectively either sequentially or in parallel: user-defined associative operators, conjugate transforms of data, and monoid-caching trees.
Categories: Computer Science
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