Talk to the Experts

Live, interactive sessions hosted by experts in Intel® Compiler technologies.

The Intel® C++ Compiler has been a leading developer go-to for CPUs since 2003.

But what about other architecture targets such as GPUs and FPGAs?

Enter the Intel® oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler, the next generation of compiler technology that enables and streamlines development for CPUs, GPUs, and FPGAs.

Sign up today for one or more of these monthly, 55-minute, Q&A style sessions to stay in the know about all things DPC++/C++ Compiler, including:

Overviews of the new compiler and key considerations for when to use it
How to transition from the Intel C++ Compiler Classic
Tips, techniques, and resources available to support a quick ramp to the latest Intel Compilers

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Floating-point Math and Intel® Compilers

Thursday, December 9, 2021 | 9:00am – 10:00am PT

This session focuses on the compiler’s floating-point arithmetic, which is more complicated to handle than integer or fixed-point arithmetic. There are a lot more performance and precision glitches a developer can run into and compilers are not as free to optimize the code automatically. For this reason, a software developer must be more aware of floating-point arithmetic properties to get good performance from the compiler.

Join Compiler Architect Andy Kaylor for a deeper dive, including:

Command-line options to control compiler behavior
Using pragmas to fine-tune controls within your code
How the compiler selects math library function implementations
The effect of floating-point settings on compiler optimizations
Trade-offs between performance, accuracy, and reproducibility

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Miss a session? Watch them on demand.

Session 1 – Getting Started with Latest LLVM-based Compilers
Session 2 – DPC++/C++ Compiler Driver Options, Pragmas & Intrinsics
Session 3 – C++ Standards Support
Session 4 – ICC/IFORT to ICX/IFX OpenMP Transition

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