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Thats a pretty trivial bound though. It basically deals with some portion "p" of the program that can be parallelized and tells you how that would affect perfor
by zaptheimpaler 14y ago
Thats a pretty trivial bound though. It basically deals with some portion "p" of the program that can be parallelized and tells you how that would affect performance given that the rest (1-p) can't be parallelized. "p" would probably be a huge chunk of the program in most cases, say a DB lookup if that is the biggest bottleneck.
- jff 14y agoI'm sure the supercomputing community would love to hear how communication costs and Amdahl's law are pretty trivial.