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Using the 2013 CPU Sampling Profiler to Understand C++ Compiler Optimizations

Visual CPP TeamJune 27, 2013Jun 27, 201306/27/13

If you’ve ever profiled an optimized build of a C++ application there is a good chance that you looked at the profiling report and saw some functions missing that you expected to be present so you had to assume that they had been inlined but couldn’t be certain. Likewise, if you’ve ever tried to improve your application&rsquo

Build faster and high performing native applications using PGO

Ankit AsthanaApril 4, 2013Apr 4, 201304/4/13

I am Ankit Asthana and I am the program manager for the backend C++ compiler. For today's topic I want to blog about a really cool runtime compiler optimization called Profile Guided Optimization (PGO) (we on the team call it POGO or PGO for short). PGO was initiated by the Visual C and Microsoft Research groups in the late 90's and primarily

The Visual C++ Weekly Vol. 1 Issue 24 (June 11, 2011)

Diego Dagum - MSFTJune 11, 2011Jun 11, 201106/11/11

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/GL and PGO

Visual CPP TeamDecember 1, 2009Dec 1, 200912/1/09

Hi, I’m Lin Xu, a Program Manager working on the C++ compiler. Recently, we collated performance numbers from our testing passes over this release cycle. We track many different benchmarks closely for all of the architectures and switch options (/O1, /O2, /GL, /PGO). We also track these across multiple CPU models. (Yes, this is quite a big m

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The Visual C++ Weekly Vol. 1 Issue 24 (June 11, 2011)

/GL and PGO

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