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  • Intel Is Ready For Merging Cilk Plus Into GCC

    Phoronix: Intel Is Ready For Merging Cilk Plus Into GCC

    Intel developers are planning to merge Cilk Plus support into the mainline GCC code-base...

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    What I love about Cilk Plus is that it gives hands down the best performance in multi-core... And is very simple to use at the same time, you have to remember just 4 keywords and what you can do with them...
    Btw, I am just a user, not a marketing guy It sounds like it.

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    • #3
      Regarding Cilk Plus and multicore: Does it improve performance for Dave the quad core gamer, for Dan the data-center renderer, or for both?

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      • #4
        Why Cilk, if we have OpenMP?

        Cilk has the same functionality as OpenMP. If I insert OpenMP pragmas into my code and then feed this code to a non-OpenMP-enabled compiler, the code will still compile and produce correct results. If I port my code to Cilk Plus and feed the code into a non-Cilk-enabled compiler, it breaks. So anybody who needs portability (e.g. every Open Source project) can't use Cilk Plus.

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        • #5
          The last time Michael posted about it we had the same discussion, and I believe nobody showed why it should be used over openmp.

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          • #6
            It has some novel features, such as Fortran-esque array notation which the compiler can optimize using SSE instructions.

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