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Some days ago, Intel announced a new version of their C++ and Fortran compilers. According to their announcement: Application performance is also accelerated by multi-core processors through the use of multiple threads.So... as far as I understand, and as some other news sites mention, this means that the compiler tries to automatically parallelize a program by creating multiple threads; the code executed on each thread is decided at build time through some algorithm that deduces which blocks of code can be executed at the same time.
June 9, 2007
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compiler, haskell, multicore, optimization, parallelism
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