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Episodes


9. What Compilers Can and Cannot Do

11. Storage Allocation

16. Nondeterministic Parallel Programming

20. Speculative Parallelism & Leiserchess

19. Leiserchess Codewalk

6. Multicore Programming

12. Parallel Storage Allocation

18. Domain Specific Languages and Autotuning

7. Races and Parallelism

3. Bit Hacks

13. The Cilk Runtime System

21. Tuning a TSP Algorithm

10. Measurement and Timing

4. Assembly Language & Computer Architecture

22. Graph Optimization

2. Bentley Rules for Optimizing Work

23. High Performance in Dynamic Languages

8. Analysis of Multithreaded Algorithms

17. Synchronization Without Locks
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