(Read and download) High Performance Computing (RISC Architectures, Optimization & Benchmarks)
♛ Charles Severance, Kevin Dowd ♛
| #745922 in Books | O'Reilly Media | 1998-07-12 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.19 x1.03 x7.00l, | File Name: 156592312X | 466 pages |
||16 of 18 people found the following review helpful.| Knowledge of software+hardware makes a complete programmer|By A Customer|This book provides great insight into the _performance_ of hardware. How can one be a good programmer without knowing how it is that data gets to memory, how data flows through the CPU and what it is in the hardware that makes ones code fast or slow? It amazes me that most of the developers that I wor|About the Author|
|Charles Severance is the associate director for advanced technology at the University of Michigan Media Union, where he also teaches computer science courses including Introduction to C++. His current research is in the area of Internet d
The computing power that's available on the average desktop has exploded in the past few years. A typical PC has performance exceeding that of a multi-million dollar supercomputer a mere decade ago. To some people, that might mean that it's time to sit back and watch computers get faster: performance is no longer an issue, we'll let hardware do the work. But if you're looking at this book, you're not one of them. Performance is always an issue. Even with the fas...
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