IXPUG Participants - See below for a message from James Reinders and Jim Jeffers of Intel. (Apologies if you receive this message more than once)
Please consider submitting a proposal to be part of our next book (thank you to those of you who have submitted a proposal - you should have received a reply from us already… if not… send us an email now!)
We would very much like to highlight your results on the Xeon Phi in chapters of our next book!
High Performance Parallelism Pearls volume 2 (working title) will feature examples of optimization work on real world codes.
Submit your idea for a Chapter now! - please visit http://lotsofcores.com/pearls2
We have more information about what is needed for a Chapter at the same URL (http://lotsofcores.com/pearls2). The keys include: * writing is due in March 2015 * you need to discuss optimizations which yield benefits on either CPU or Xeon Phi coprocessor, or both * you are welcome to show portability beyond that too! * you must discuss you source code and illustrate changes and motivation for making changes, and discuss the results * technical, not marketing! * you need to share source code that you discuss (or otherwise tell where source code is available) * we will help edit * we can help with artwork (if identified by mid-March)
Even if you cannot submit a chapter by the March deadline - submit an idea. We will discuss with you, and keep you in mind for future projects if that is more appropriate.
We have attitude to accept two Chapters for April (instead of March) - if that is necessary. We have special requirements for such submissions (draft reviews) - if you need the extra few weeks… don’t give up - submit your concept and talk with us.
We hope to hear from you with your ideas -
James Reinders and Jim Jeffers
pearls2@lotsofcores.com
James’ cell: +1 503 816 1921
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