Performance Engineering Laboratory

Our mission is to educate elite programmers and to do high-quality research related to any aspect of programming, performance programming in particular.

Resources

• Jyrki's ultra-short introduction to CVS [ps]
• Lars' introduction to LEDA [ps]
• Lars' introduction to the STL [html]

• Jacob's multi-threaded runtime system Dysli [tar]
• The CPH STL
• Programs written by Sofus in his M.Sc. thesis project: Binary-search package in zip-format, Mergesort package in zip-format, and microtime.h. For further details, see Sofus' M.Sc. thesis.
• Lars' groupware PeerView
• Anders' distributed shared-memory system SENSE
• Morten's cache profiler: pedersen99.zip For further details see, Morten's M.Sc. thesis. The package contains the sources of all programs discussed in the thesis, not only the Next-Gen cache profiler.
• Maz' cache profiler: manual.ps programs.tar
• Jesper's heaplab: survey.ps.gz lab.tar.gz

• Bibliography style DIKU.bst [the latest version available at the CPH STL repository]
• Bibliography database in-place.bib [the latest version available at the CPH STL repository] created by Tomi Pasanen for his Ph.D. Thesis. All the bibitems have been checked, but of course there may still be errors. The names of authors are in the same form as in original publications, and the names of publishers in the form given on the copyright page of the book in question. As to the titles of articles lower case letters are normally used, but the style of the original paper is followed, e.g., we write "Quicksort", not "quicksort", if this was used in the paper. The keys are derived directly from the names of the authors and the year of publication, e.g., Knu73 in a single author case and GKP00 in the multiple author case. The string macros used are defined in another bibliography database longstrings.bib (version 3.7.2000).
• A small dictionary of algoritmic terms in English, Danish, and Swedish [version 23.3.2006].

• cphstl.dk: Used as a web- and CVS-server for the CPH STL project