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Guaranteed Optimization: Proving Nullspace Properties of.. - Veldhuizen, Lumsdaine (2002) (2 citations) (Correct)
....software engineering goals such as encapsulation and modularity. For example, we might want our program to compute: 1 2 but for software engineering reasons we write: x = new Integer(1) y = new Integer(2) plus(x; y) The resulting performance hit is often called the abstraction penalty [15, 11, 10] and is a pressing concern for those attempting to meld good software engineering practice with high performance. Ideally, optimizing compilers would eliminate abstraction while preserving semantics. In other words, we would like the nullspace of compilers to encompass typical patterns of software ....
Matthias Muller. Abstraction benchmarks and performance of C++ applications. In Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Supercomputing in Nuclear Applications, 2000.
Guaranteed Optimization: Proving Nullspace Properties of.. - Veldhuizen, Lumsdaine (2002) (2 citations) (Correct)
....software engineering goals such as encapsulation and modularity. For example, we might want our program to compute: 1 2 but for software engineering reasons we write: x = new Integer(1) y = new Integer(2) plus(x; y) The resulting performance hit is often called the abstraction penalty [15, 11, 10] and is a pressing concern for those attempting to meld good software engineering practice with high performance. Ideally, optimizing compilers would eliminate abstraction while preserving semantics. In other words, we would like the nullspace of compilers to encompass typical patterns of software ....
Matthias Muller. Abstraction benchmarks and performance of C++ applications. In Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Supercomputing in Nuclear Applications, 2000.
Active Libraries and Universal Languages - Veldhuizen (2004) (1 citation) (Correct)
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Matthias Muller. Abstraction benchmarks and performance of C++ applications. In Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Supercomputing in Nuclear Applications, 2000.
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