Challenges in Multi-Core Era – Part 3 | Techdoer Times
Previously, I compared the performance of today’s popular operating systems with respect to multi-core processors. In this final part to Challenges in Multi-Core Era, I’ll talk about the multi-core capabilities found in today’s programming languages and development tools.
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Measuring Parallelism: How Much Power Are You Wasting?
Posted on www.ddj.com/go-parallel
Management professionals love metrics. However, they don’t like the idea to optimize applications that are currently running. Thus, what about showing them some metrics about the power that they are wasting using a free tool?
Measuring Parallelism: How Much Power Are You Wasting?
Posted on www.ddj.com/go-parallel
Management professionals love metrics. However, they don’t like the idea to optimize applications that are currently running. Thus, what about showing them some metrics about the power that they are wasting using a free tool?
Using Intel Concurrency Checker 2.1 to benchmark threading and multicore metrics
This video uses Intel Concurrency Checker 2.1 to benchmark threading metrics on a parallelized and multithreaded C# application. Watching this video you will find out that there is an easy to use utility to test multicore optimizations in any executable.
For more information about Intel Concurrency Checker 2.1, visit: http://software.intel.com/
The application also uses AForge.NET imaging framework. For more information about AForge.NET, visit: http://www.aforgenet.com
For more information about .Net Parallel Extensions, visit: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/concurrency/default.aspx
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