Intel released version 1.2a of its tuning and optimization guide for high-performance computing (HPC) applications on Xeon 6. The material is aimed at engineers tuning applications for systems based on these processors.
Before changing an application, record a baseline measurement using a representative workload. Note execution time and test conditions so results can be compared.
Use the guide to inform your analysis and identify where the application spends the most time or resources. Make one change at a time and repeat the measurement, so you can attribute any improvement to an isolated change.
Compare performance and correctness: a faster run is useful only if its results remain valid. Record the configuration, changes, and outcomes so the team can reproduce the evaluation.
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