Lecture

Optimizing Software: Software Optimizations

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Description

This lecture covers software optimizations focusing on improving program performance by maximizing cache hits and parallel scheduling optimizations. Topics include optimizing cache performance, reducing true sharing, parallelizing algorithms, and improving work distribution. The lecture also discusses the impact of false sharing, coherence misses, and the importance of data padding for cache efficiency.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Computer engineering

High-performance computing: Parallel computing

Computer architecture: Topics in computer architecture

Computer programming: Compilers

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