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....conventional parallelization, which synchronizes on all possible dependences, no matter how unlikely. It is worth considering this point further. Very often, TLS can improve the performance of an application that has already been manually parallelized by allowing some optimistic parallelization [10]. Less apparent is that a single threaded application only incrementally modified using manual TLS parallelization can sometimes provide better performance than an application that has been completely redesigned for optimal parallel performance using only conventional manual parallelization. This ....
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Martinez, J. F. and Torrellas, J., "Speculative synchronization: Applying thread-level speculation to parallel applications," Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems (ASPLOS), October 2002.
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