Hi, I am looking for papers or tools about parallelism discovering. More explicitly, if you have a sequential source code, how to find sections which could be efficiently parallelized (taking account of data dependencies...). The speculation could be static or dynamic. The source code to observe should be in C or C++. I have already s...
Hi, I have this function which i want to parallelize using openmp sections. I broke the function into various sections and applied #pragma omp sections but it gives segmentation fault. Can somebody please explain why and a solution to it. Should i use some clause with sections. Which one and how please. /*! ****************************...
Hi all, I have an image processing routine that I believe could be made very parallel very quickly. Each pixel needs to have roughly 2k operations done on it in a way that doesn't depend on the operations done on neighbors, so splitting the work up into different units is fairly straightforward. My question is, what's the best way to ...
I have approximately 5,000 matrices with the same number of rows and varying numbers of columns (20 x ~200). Each of these matrices must be compared against every other in a dynamic programming algorithm. In this question, I asked how to perform the comparison quickly and was given an excellent answer involving a 2D convolution. Seria...
My limited (and probably wrong?) understanding of video compression is that intra-frames are completely independent. In other words, all the picture data for a intra frame (key frame) is stored in its entirety for that frame. It's the following inter frames (P and B frames in H.264, I think) that depend on the data in other frames to b...
Instead of adding the PLinq extension statement AsParallel() manually could not the compiler figure this out for us auto-magically? Are there any examples where you specifically do not want parallelization if the code supports it? ...
Can some one recommend approaches to parallelize in C++, when the data to be acted up on is huge. I have been reading about openMP and Intel's TBB for parallelization in C++, but have not experimented with them yet. Which of these is better for parallel data processing ? Any other libraries/ approaches ? ...