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• Re: Synthesize latest CPU design in an old library. Maybe I should trust you on this, because you are working on these
  things, but all the clock rates I have seen from real chips make me
  doubt this.
  In particular, even single-issue in-order designs with these kinds of
  clock rates (e.g., Cell's PPE), and even designs that did not reach
  such clock rates (e.g., the VIA C3 etc.), have >10 pipeline stages.
• Call for Papers Reminder (extended): The World Congress on Engineering WCE 2010 CFP: The World Congress on Engineering WCE 2010
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• Re: Why does Intel favor thin rectangular CPUs? Afaik the best known FFT library, FFTW, run in exactly this manner, with
  a big optimization stage between the pattern pre-compute and final schedule.
  Smaller FFTs end up totally unrolled, while the big ones consist of a
  smaller number of near-optimally scheduled loops.
  I believe FFTW also does things like trying multiple alternative
• Re: Intel: People Do Not Need High-Performance Graphics In article
  <68817668-6935-44db-b028-0595a 374a...@j27g2000yqn.googlegrou ps.com>,
  It was a weak post about a weak article with a quote that Intel will deny.
  But there are perhaps important points hiding in plain sight here.
  As pointed out that GPU on Sandy Bridge was huge for Intel, the size
  of three CPUs in 32nm, and the expected performance is down in the
• Re: Intel: People Do Not Need High-Performance Graphics Oeehhh... somebody say my name ?! ;) :)
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  response which you are simply begging for aren't you ? ;) :)
  Well here is my response:
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• Call for papers: HPCS-10, USA, July 2010 It would be highly appreciated if you could share this announcement
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• Re: Why does Intel favor thin rectangular CPUs? On Mar 11, 9:42 am, "Andy \"Krazy\" Glew" <ag-n...@patten-glew.net>
  wrote:
  [snip]
  [snip]
  Just a few quick (obvious) comments:
  * Multithreading can increase locality of communication (potentially
  even more
  so than multiple cores sharing L1 DCache).
  * Multithreading encourages 'fat' cores that can exploit temporally
• Re: Why does Intel favor thin rectangular CPUs? It depends on how they're written, of course, but FFTs don't necessarily
  care about latency at all: the access/communications pattern might be
  total and intricate, but it is entirely deterministic. Back in the 80's
  my boss made an FFT engine that the CSIRO (and later SETI) used for radio
  astronomy. It used DRAM for all storage, but the compute unit was 100%
• Re: Synthesise latest CPU design in an old library. In article <4B99084B.3070...@patten-glew. net>, ag-n...@patten-glew.net says...
  care about.
  reference per
  100 cycles away.
  Well, I think the average was something like 2.3 bytes per instruction, and
  the memory was 4 cycles to access.
  For the most part, when you were trying to get a feel for execution time on
• Re: Synthesise latest CPU design in an old library. Without a proper code cache, instruction fetch will dominate the bus
  traffic, so having a 32-bit interface for ifetch would definitely help
  since most instructions could be retrieved in a single cycle.
  The 8086 model did have a 16-bit bus as well as an 8-byte instruction
  buffer, which meant that at least during those instructions that didn't
• Re: Synthesise latest CPU design in an old library. A 486 is still relevant: Each half of a Pentium is quite similar to a
  486 in performance, and both Atom and Larrabee have brought back a lot
  of the original Pentium architecture: Simple in-order pipelines, very
  low power used for housekeeping issues.
  Memory was 4 cycles away, per byte, including both opcode bytes and any
• Re: Why does Intel favor thin rectangular CPUs? On Mar 11, 10:01 am, "Andy \"Krazy\" Glew" <ag-n...@patten-glew.net>
  wrote:
  In many instances, it doesn't matter if the calculation is even
  seconds later, so long as you don't lengthen the critical path
  significantly, because those seconds are small compared to the total
  compute time for problems put on really big computers.