as Paul. R sugguested that there are plenty of resources about SSE2 , AVX on apple developer but I couldn't find it. Could anyone helps me ?
BTW, I also looking for the archive of mail-list of altivec.
thanks!
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Hello I contacted CPUID support for CPUID SDK and they said 2500 USD, well thats quite a lot, is there cheaper or free alternatives to CPU-Z? Thank you
EDIT: Or can anyone give idea how CPU-Z works how do they access data that windows it self cannot see and where to begin?
A bit late here, but you can find the full version of the SDK here. (it's for C#.NET)
the git includes both the system information kit and the monitoring kit, good luck ;].
How to check which memory consistency model does Intel i5 have? I have been searching for Macs and Intel, and it seems impossible to find. Any tips on how to search for this information?
Memory ordering rules for different Intel processors are now described in the Intel SDM, volume 3A, chapter 8, section 8.2 "Memory Ordering". There used to be an official whitepaper on the subject, now only available from non-oficial sources.
Note that information published in different revisions of the SDM from 2006 and later had been changing. An overview of what was stated by x86 memory ordering independently by Intel and AMD can be found here.
I am new to work with Xeon Phi Co-processor and my question is:
Does exists a mechanism like CUDA streams in Xeon Phi ???
That's right, hStreams essentially covers the key features of CUDA Streams and OpenCL, in that several CUDA Streams and OpenCL apps have been ported to hStreams. Users of hStreams, like the OmpSs folks at Barcelona Supercomputing assessed that hStreams was easier to use than CUDA Streams, and offered better support for synchronization, required fewer unique APIs, and fewer lines of code.
For some more documentation, please see http://lotsofcores.com/hStreams, which you can also find a link of where to download MPSS and a blog that offers a few highlights of its features, including hStreams.
Once you've installed hStreams, look in /usr/share/doc/hStreams.
Yes. The Intel Manycore Platform Software Stack (MPSS) provides hStreams, which are designed to be similar to the CUDA streams model.
There is a chapter in High Performance Parallel Programming Pearls II on hStreams, which you can preview in Google Books.
I can't find any detailed documentation on Intel's website, but the release notes say that you can find PDFs in the MPSS distribution, which should be on any Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor system.
BSC has detailed documentation of hStreams here.
Please tell me where to look for supported DCM/PLL on xilinx fpga technology .
Example - DCM_ADV supported in virtex 4 but not in xcv5
Xilinx offers a "Library Guide for HDL Designs" for each ISE Version and each FPGA Family. This User Guide (UG) lists all available soft and hard macros for the given FPGA family.
For example:
UG621 for Virtex-5
UG623 for Virtex-6
UG768 for 7-Series
I have been checking around MSDN and Microsoft.com but i can only find Archived forums. Are there any microsoft run forums for DirectX anymore?
It's here:
http://forums.xna.com/forums/
You will find everything related to XNA, D3D, D3D10, D3D11 etc.
There's also the DirectX-Dev mailing list; go to http://discussms.hosting.lsoft.com/SCRIPTS/WA-MSD.EXE?A0=DIRECTXDEV to subscribe or browse the archives. It's pretty specific to D3D, but if that's what you're interested in there's quite a few experienced and helpful people on the list.
Check out the DirectX Developer Center community page:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/directx/bb896725.aspx