You can participate in Intel’s full-day workshop about “how to get your code to run faster” and get an overview about how to analyse and log application performance. Many software developers are unaware that code can be written and manipulated to take best advantage of the underlying architectural features of the CPU. The workshop plans to show that by using such tools as Intel VTune Performance Analyzer one can get a better picture of an application, and use that information to help optimise the code.
The first 10 to register will get a book about multicore programming, ‘Threading Building Blocks’ by Intel’s James Reinders.
This event will be held at Intel’s offices in Winnersh.
650 Wharfedale Road
Winnersh Triangle
Wokingham, RG41 5TP
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1 Casey Weltzin // Dec 3, 2009 at 3:37 pm
I wanted to share an additional free opportunity to learn more about harnessing multicore processors with virtualization technology. Experts from National Instruments and Intel will be presenting on what virtualization is, what its benefits are, and how to actually accomplish it in the Embedded Virtualization Webcast Series:(http://ni.com/virtualizationwebcastseries).