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UID:isc_hpc_ISC High Performance 2018_sess166_inv_sp189@linklings.com
SUMMARY:Bugs and Speed in HPC Applications: Past, Present, and Future
DESCRIPTION:Focus Session\n\nBugs and Speed in HPC Applications: Past, Pre
 sent, and Future\n\nHollingsworth\n\nThere is a bug in my program. My appl
 ication doesn’t run fast enough.  These have been two of the most enduring
  and ever present attributes of HPC, probably computing in general.  For a
 lmost as long, researchers have endeavored to create tools to help solve t
 hose problems.  In this session, I will briefly recap the history of tools
  for performance and correctness debugging, highlighting the successes (an
 d often failures) of these efforts.  I will also highlight some of the att
 ributes of current and planned systems such as increased scale, fault tole
 rance mechanisms, and domain specific languages that make good performance
  tools and debuggers harder to create. I will conclude with a summary of i
 deas and approaches that could allow the HPC community to effectively addr
 ess these issues.\n\nPasses: Conference Pass, Performance Analysis and Opt
 imization, Performance Tools, Scientific Software Development\n\nTag: Conf
 erence Pass, Performance Analysis and Optimization, Performance Tools, Sci
 entific Software Development
URL:https://2018.isc-program.com/presentation/?id=inv_sp189&sess=sess166
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