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|10||Mar 23||[[#Week 10 - Class I|Online Startup / Project Stage 1]]||[[#Week 10 - Class II|Review for Stage 1]]||[[#Week 10 Deliverables|Project Blogging]]
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|11||Mar 30||[[#Week 11 - Class I|<span style="background: #ffff00;">Quiz</span> / Profiling]]||[[#Week 11 - Class II|Memory Ordering, Synchronization, and BarriersSIMD Part 1 - Autovectorization]]||[[#Week 11 Deliverables|Project Stage 1 due April 1, 11:59 pm / Blog about your project as you start Stage 2]]
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|12||Apr 06||[[#Week 12 - Class I|Project Discussion]]||style="background:#f0f0ff"|Good Friday Holiday||[[#Week 12 Deliverables|Project Stage 2 due]]
=== Week 11 - Class II ===
* [[Video - April 4: SIMD and Auto-vectorization]]* SIMD-Autovectorization Resources** [https://gcc.gnu.org/projects/tree-ssa/vectorization.html Auto-Vectorization in GCC] - Main project page for the GCC auto-vectorizer.** [http://locklessinc.com/articles/vectorize/ Auto-vectorization with gcc 4.7] - An excellent discussion of the capabilities and limitations of the GCC auto-vectorizer, intrinsics for providing hints to GCC, and other code pattern changes that can improve results. Note that there has been some improvement in the auto-vectorizer since this article was written. '''This article is strongly recommended.'''** [https://software.intel.com/sites/default/files/8c/a9/CompilerAutovectorizationGuide.pdf Intel (Auto)Vectorization Tutorial] - this deals with the Intel compiler (ICC) but the general technical discussion is valid for other compilers such as gcc and llvm
=== Week 11 Deliverables ===
* [[Winter 2020 SPO600 Project|Project Stage 1] due Wednesday, April 1 (yes, really) at 11:59 pm
* Blog about your project as you continue into Stage 2** March posts are due on Monday, April 6 at 11:59 pm.
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