Vivek L. Kale
ABSTRACT
Parallel Patterns can be thought of as standard solutions used to evaluate parallelism used in software. Multi-core benchmarks can be thought of as standard codes used for evaluating parallelism in hardware. In this document, we discuss the relationship and synergy between the ongoing development of parallel patterns and multi-core benchmarks, specifically discussing how they both can be beneficial to one another.
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- The correlation between parallel patterns and multi-core benchmarks
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