thomasf@globe.edrc.cmu.edu (Thomas Fahringer) (05/03/91)
Hi there,
I am interested in any kind of material, papers, books, references,
ideas, thoughts, critics, etc. about
PERFORMANCE PREDICTION tools/strategies/philosophies which
were (will be) developed for parallelizing compilers
or might be used by parallelizing compilers to semi-
or fully automatically predict the performance of
some program to be run on a parallel system.
I am not really interested in some kind of pseudo-hand analysis of
some algorithms running in parallel.
I'm mainly interested in methods which could be used to
(semi-)AUTOMATICALLY predict the performance
of a let's say Fortran program to be run on a parallel system.
Thus such a tool could be used by a parallelizing compiler to
find out about the performance outcome of some data partitions or
alignment strategies or transformation sequences before actually
running the program on the real machine.
If anyone asks for, I will be glad to post a summary.
Thanks in advance.
Tom
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