Performance of DPC++ on Representative Structured/Unstructured Mesh
In this session we will give an overview of performance achieved with DPC++ on Intel server CPUs on MG-CFD, an unstructured-mesh CFD mini-app, and OpenSBLI, a structured mesh academic CFD code. We will contrast results to OpenMP implementations and explore key differences and bottlenecks based on VTune and Advisor feedback.
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István Z. Reguly
István Reguly is an Associate Professor at PPCU, focusing on domain specific languages for high performance computing. He primarily works on the performance, portability and productivity of the discretized solution of partial differential equations.
