Dynamic Scaling for GOMP applications

In order to fully utilize multicore systems on the latest hardware, multithreaded programming becomes more and more important. The efficient use of the available resources is essential. To achieve this, dynamically scaling applications that can adapt to the available resources are a key component.

In this talk, we will analyze the GOMP library for its scaling capabilities at runtime and hence its ability to adapt to a changing environment. Afterward, we'll take a look at the interface I created for later use in the TETRiS scheduler framework and how this adaptation behaves compared to the unadapted version.