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Intel Xeon Phi Programming Course
- When: 17 to 21 February 2014
- Where: CHPC, Cape Town
Course Outline
Introduction to Intel compilers and optimization concepts
Xeon Phi architecture deep dive:
- executable units of the processor
- memory subsystem
- communication interface to the host
- hardware threading model
Optimizing for the architecture by making use of threading and vectorization
Programming for Xeon Phi:
- Offload model using implicit and explicit interfaces
- Library execution
- Native execution
Performance and parallel libraries:
- Math kernel library
- MPI
- OpenMPI
Getting the most out of an application:
- Symmetric host/device execution
- Debugging
- Profiling using Intel Vtune
LIMITED PLACES
There are only 15 available places in this course owing to its intensive practical focus. For this reason, we may not be able to accept all the applicants from the same group.
Prerequisites
C/C++ (or Fortran) and the Linux programming environment, compilers and tools.
Please detail your experience and skills with C/C++ and Linux in the application form. Describe your latest C/C++ (or Fortran) coding project, which environment and tools you used and related areas.
Application Forms
- Open Office or Libre Office ODT format file
- MS Office DOC format file
Complete either form electronically and email the file to: workshop .AT. chpc .dot. ac .dot. za
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