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I second that. Matt Pharr's posts on ispc are an extremely interesting read, both from a technical perspective (programming abstraction and hardware design) an

I second that. Matt Pharr's posts on ispc are an extremely interesting read, both from a technical perspective (programming abstraction and hardware design) and a human perspective (Intel politics, managing style, and career decisions).

scott_s 8y ago
Thirded. One of the best take-away from his series of posts is that a programming model that a programmer can reason about is far better than compiler optimizations that a programmer can only guess about.