Bik, an engineer at Intel Corporation, offers a detailed overview of compiler optimizations that convert sequential code into a form that best exploits multimedia extensions. Written for compiler engineers and programmers of scientific, engineering, and multimedia applications, the book focuses on the C programming language and multimedia extension
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Bik, an engineer at Intel Corporation, offers a detailed overview of compiler optimizations that convert sequential code into a form that best exploits multimedia extensions. Written for compiler engineers and programmers of scientific, engineering, and multimedia applications, the book focuses on the C programming language and multimedia extension
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