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Numerical applications and sub-word parallelism: the NAS benchmarks on a Pentium 4
We examine the impact of Pentium 4 SIMD instructions on the Fortran and C versions of the NAS benchmarks, either by compiler vectorization or by assembly code in-lining. If few functions generally profit from the SIMD operations, the ones using complex numbers or random number generators can be efficiently accelerated.