422 research outputs found
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Loop Optimizations in C and C++ Compilers: An Overview
The evolution of computer hardware in the past decades has truly been remarkable. From scalar instruction execution through superscalar and vector to parallel, processors are able to reach astonishing speeds â if programmed accordingly. Now, writing programs that take all the hardware details into consideration for the sake of efficiency is extremely difficult and error-prone. Therefore we increasingly rely on compilers to do the heavy-lifting for us. A significant part of optimizations done by compilers are loop optimiza- tions. Loops are inherently expensive parts of a program in terms of run time, and it is important that they exploit superscalar and vector instructions. In this paper, we give an overview of the scientific literature on loop optimization technology, and summarize the status of current implementations in the most widely used C and C++ compilers in the industry
Az FMEA (HibamĂłd- Ă©s HatĂĄs ElemzĂ©s) mĂłdszer alkalmazhatĂłsĂĄga a bĂștorok tervezĂ©sĂ©nĂ©l elĆfordulĂł hibĂĄk megelĆzĂ©sĂ©re = Application of the FMEA method in order to prevent design failures of furniture
Economics studentsâ migrations in the Hungarian higher education system
The Hungarian Higher Education has faced several structural challenges since the regime change of 1990. The âgolden ageâ seems to be over and the government tends to impose severe limits on institutions regarding the number of state-financed students, the minimal application points and the institutionsâ missions. These new aspects influence the application procedures, as students are eager to achieve the highest price-value combination on the education market, which leads to internal and external migrations. In this study, we focus on the former, by using the agglomeration analysis of higher education institutions. We apply a modified Universal Law of Gravity to gather information about social and/or economic phenomena. On the level of single individuals, these types of decisions are random, but on the collective level, they can be characterized by certain principles and rules. This study explores the changes in the agglomeration areas and the limiting factors related to colleges and universities, offering economic education between 2004 and 2014. This period is adequate, as to identify the peculiarities and different influences of the market, the government, and the global trends and to identify the new spatial roles of the institutions
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