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Unified Memory: The Final Piece Of The GPU Programming Puzzle

January 24, 2019 Michael Wolfe 2

Support for unified memory across CPUs and GPUs in accelerated computing systems is the final piece of a programming puzzle that we have been assembling for about ten years now. …

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Burying The OpenMP Versus OpenACC Hatchet

January 16, 2019 Michael Wolfe 1

I have been frequently asked when the OpenMP and OpenACC directive APIs for parallel programming will merge, or when will one of them (usually OpenMP) will replace the other. …

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Two Thirds of The Way Home With Exascale Programming

January 9, 2019 Michael Wolfe 1

To effectively make use of the level of concurrency in forthcoming exascale systems – hundreds of thousands of compute elements with millions of threads – requires some new thinking, both by programmers and in development tools. …

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Compiling History To Understand The Future

November 2, 2018 Michael Wolfe 4

If you want to understand where we are going with computer architectures and the compilers that drive them, it is instructive to look at how compilers have made the leap from architecture to architecture starting six decades ago. …

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