DOI: 10.35376/10324/17459
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Design and evaluation of a Thread-Level Speculation runtime library

Abstract: It is very likely that, in the next years, shared-memory systems with hundreds or even thousands of computational units will become commonplace. Since parallel programming is conceptually difficult, and to take advantage of these platforms, it is desirable to have compiling and/or runtime systems that automatically extract all the available parallelism of a sequential application. Although many parallel processing approaches have been developed in the last decades, most automatic parallelization proposals are … Show more

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