parallelizing

By parallelizing it, the resultant architecture is shown as follows.

For instance, the following example shows parallelizing a loop:

Contrastingly, the term may refer to parallelizing which is, "embarrassingly easy".

This would be required in parallelizing numerical integration of functions and differential equations, as a common example.

Recent versions also support parallelizing on multi-processor systems.

Sometimes they are used for switching the current to back-up lines or for parallelizing circuits in case of failure.

One technique for vectorizing or parallelizing the tridiagonal solver is cyclic-reduction.

With this simple example, you can learn several effective methods from the process of parallelizing a loop with loop-carried dependences.

The June 2013 internships included seven participants contributing to the Linux kernel, for example working on parallelizing the x86 boot process.

This relieves domain programmers from the need for parallelizing their own code and leaves them focusing on their domain.

IEEE Fellow, for contributions to optimizing and parallelizing compilers.

NetApp, like most storage vendors, increases overall system performance by parallelizing disk writes to many different spindles (disk drives).

Amdahl's Law describes mathematically the speedup one can expect from parallelizing any given otherwise serially performed task on a parallel architecture.

In addition, almost no software existed to develop parallel code and the major manufacturers refused to invest in parallelizing their code for a "no-name" machine.

Par4All is an automatic parallelizing and optimizing compiler (workbench) for C and Fortran sequential programs.

Although the evaluation of each contribution has a different computational cost, this fact can be used to improve performance, by parallelizing each contribution to a different processor.

In the early 1990s, there was considerable interest in parallelizing connected-component algorithms in image analysis applications, due to the bottleneck of sequentially processing each pixel.

General-purpose CPUs do commonly have multiple cores, but each one is fast enough that many programs are fast enough without parallelizing single tasks.

Parallelizing of the DRSPSL codes will be undertaken, with performance tuning on the AP3000.

Parallelizing row-by-row processing is much more complex than serial processing, which is another reason to make use of non-procedural SQL wherever possible.

An additional advantage of the method FEE is the possibility of parallelizing the algorithms based on the FEE.

SUIF (Stanford University Intermediate Format) is a free infrastructure designed to support collaborative research in optimizing and parallelizing compilers.

Eligibility for Parallelizing An MP taskloop pragma suggests to the compiler that, unless otherwise disallowed, the specified for loop should be parallelized.

CVS II: Parallelizing Software Development, Brian Berliner, Prisma Inc.

Solutions to the path explosion problem generally use either heuristics for path-finding to increase code coverage, reduce execution time by parallelizing independent paths, or by merging similar paths.