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Loop unrolling

Loop unrolling, also known as loop unwinding, is a loop transformation technique that attempts to optimize a program's execution speed at the expense of its binary size, which is an approach known as space–time tradeoff. The transformation can be undertaken manually by the programmer or by an optimizing compiler. On modern processors, loop unrolling is…

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Disadvantages

MicrocontrollersInstruction CacheReadabilityInliningRegister
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Dynamic unrolling

JITAssembly languageBranch tablesIBM/360Z/Architecture
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Advantages

Machine codeBranch penaltyParallel
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Static/manual loop unrolling

BaseCode bloat
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Loop unrolling

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Triples36
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
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Loop unrolling

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related to Disadvantages · 17
Loop unrolling → Branch Prediction, Conflict, CPU, Function Inlining, Higher Storage Requirements, However, If, Increased Code Size, Increased Register Pressure, Instruction Cache Pressure, Loop, Modern CPUs, On, Reduced Code Readability, The, Unrolling, When
related to Dynamic unrolling · 6
Loop unrolling → Assembly, Here, In, JIT, Since, This
related to External links · 6
Loop unrolling → Agner Fog's, Black Book, Chapter, Generalized Loop Unrolling, Michael Abrash's Graphics Programming, Optimizing
related to C example · 5
Loop unrolling → Code, Duff's, Full, The, Unlike
related to Static/manual loop unrolling · 2
Loop unrolling → Manual, This

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loop code unrolling size example array instructions optimizing also compiler statements program pointer branch overhead simple element performance instruction time

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Loop unrollingrelated to C exampleThe0.60section
Loop unrollingrelated to C exampleUnlike0.60section
Loop unrollingrelated to C exampleFull0.60section
Loop unrollingrelated to C exampleCode0.60section
Loop unrollingrelated to C exampleDuff's0.60section
Loop unrollingrelated to DisadvantagesIncreased Code Size0.60section
Loop unrollingrelated to DisadvantagesUnrolling0.60section
Loop unrollingrelated to DisadvantagesHigher Storage Requirements0.60section
Loop unrollingrelated to DisadvantagesThe0.60section
Loop unrollingrelated to DisadvantagesInstruction Cache Pressure0.60section
Loop unrollingrelated to DisadvantagesIf0.60section
Loop unrollingrelated to DisadvantagesReduced Code Readability0.60section

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