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UID:isc_hpc_ISC High Performance 2018_sess113_post104@linklings.com
SUMMARY:(RP12) A user-controlled GGDML Code Translation Technique for Perf
 ormance Portability of Earth System Models
DESCRIPTION:Research Poster\n\n(RP12) A user-controlled GGDML Code Transla
 tion Technique for Performance Portability of Earth System Models\n\nJum'a
 h, Kunkel\n\nDemand for high-performance computing is increasing in earth 
 system modeling, and in natural sciences in general. Unfortunately, automa
 tic optimizations done by compilers are not enough to make use of target m
 achines' capabilities. Manual code adjustments are mandatory to exploit ha
 rdware capabilities. However, optimizing for one architecture, may degrade
  performance for other architectures. This loss of portability is a challe
 nge. Our approach involves the use of the GGDML language extensions to wri
 te a higher-level modeling code, and use a user-controlled source-to-sourc
 e translation technique. Translating the code results in an optimized vers
 ion for the target machine.\n\nThe contributions of this poster are:\n* Th
 e use of a highly-configurable code translation technique to transform hig
 her-level code into target-machine-optimized code.\n* Evaluation of code t
 ransformation for multi-core and GPU based machines, both single and multi
 -node configurations\n\nPasses: Conference Pass, Compilers, Parallel Appli
 cations, Programming Models & Languages, Scientific Software Development\n
 \nTag: Conference Pass, Compilers, Parallel Applications, Programming Mode
 ls & Languages, Scientific Software Development
URL:https://2018.isc-program.com/presentation/?id=post104&sess=sess113
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