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Index
Cover Part I: An Introduction to Parallelism
Chapter 1: Parallelism Today
The Arrival of Parallelism The Top Six Challenges Parallelism and the Programmer Summary
Chapter 2: An Overview of Parallel Studio XE
Why Parallel Studio XE? What's in Parallel Studio XE? Intel Parallel Studio XE Intel Parallel Advisor Intel Parallel Composer XE VTune Amplifier XE Parallel Inspector XE Static Security Analysis Different Approaches to using Parallel Studio XE Summary
Chapter 3: Parallel Studio XE for the Impatient
The Four-Step Methodology Example 1: Working with Cilk Plus Example 2: Working with OpenMP Summary
Part II: Using Parallel Studio XE
Chapter 4: Producing Optimized Code
Introduction The Example Application Optimizing Code in Seven Steps More on Auto-Vectorization Source Code Summary
Chapter 5: Writing Secure Code
A Simple Security Flaw Example Understanding Static Security Analysis The Build Specification Using Static Security Analysis in a QA Environment Source Code Summary
Chapter 6: Where to Parallelize
Different Ways of Profiling The Example Application Hotspot Analysis Using the Intel Compiler Hotspot Analysis Using the Auto-Parallelizer Hotspot Analysis with Amplifier XE Source Code Summary
Chapter 7: Implementing Parallelism
C or C++, That Is the Question Taking a Simple Approach The Beauty of Lambda Functions Parallelizing Loops Parallelizing Sections and Functions Parallelizing Recursive Functions Parallelizing Pipelined Applications Parallelizing Linked Lists Source Code Summary
Chapter 8: Checking for Errors
Parallel Inspector XE Analysis Types Detecting Threading Errors Detecting Deadlocks Detecting Data Races Fixing Data Races Detecting Memory Errors Creating a Custom Analysis The Source Code Summary
Chapter 9: Tuning Parallel Applications
Introduction Defining a Baseline Identifying Concurrency Hotspots Analyzing the Timeline Analyzing an Algorithm Conducting Further Analysis and Tuning Using the Intel Software Autotuning Tool Source Code Summary
Chapter 10: Parallel Advisor–Driven Design
Using Parallel Advisor Surveying the Site Annotating Your Code Checking Suitability Checking for Correctness Replacing Annotations Summary
Chapter 11: Debugging Parallel Applications
Introduction to the Intel Debugger Using the Intel Debugger to Detect Data Races More About Filters Runtime Investigation: Viewing the State of Your Application Summary
Chapter 12: Event-Based Analysis with VTune Amplifier XE
Testing the Health of an Application Conducting a Hotspot Analysis Conducting a General Exploration Analysis Fixing Hardware Issues Using Amplifier XE's Other Tools The Example Application Summary
Part III: Case Studies
Chapter 13: The World's First Sudoku “Thirty-Niner”
The Sudoku Optimization Challenge Hands-On Example: Optimizing the Sudoku Generator Summary
Chapter 14: Nine Tips to Parallel-Programming Heaven
The Challenge: Simulating Star Formation The Hands-On Activities Application Heuristics Using a Tree-Based N-Bodies Simulation Architectural Tuning Adding Parallelism Summary
Chapter 15: Parallel Track Fitting in the CERN Collider
The Case Study The Stages of a High-Energy Physics Experiment What Is Array Building Blocks? Parallelizing the Track-Fitting Code The Hands-On Project Summary
Chapter 16: Parallelizing Legacy Code
Introducing the Dhrystone Benchmark The Hands-On Projects Parallelizing the C Version Parallelizing the C++ Version Overview of the Results Summary
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