An Intel extension of openMP patterns

Concurrent program analysis is an urgent and useful topic for programmers targeting multi-core processors. A fundamental technique of concurrent program analysis is May-Happen-in-Parallel (MHP) analysis that determines whether any two statements may be executed in parallel. This reduces the false positive rate and makes concurrent program analysis more efficient. However, current research on MHP is weak, which can only process at most ten KLOC with some restrictions (Object-Oriented, OpenMP model, etc.). We propose a framework in the Open64 Compiler to solve general MHP problems for C/C++ programs.

Shanghai Many-Core Workshop sponsored by Gelato. referenced as SMCW08

This article helps you choose the best tool for transforming your Java apps into native executables, and considers alternative ways to simplify Java application deployment.