Carsten Bauer

Note that one can also already measure different groups with `@perfmon` / `perfmon`, i.e. without using the Marker API.

No promises, but I might be able to give the parsing a try later this week. I have a question though: In, say, `(:mem_inst_retired_all_stores, 0x82d0)` how to I get the...

First attempt: ```Julia combine_code_umask(eventcode::UInt8, umask::UInt8) = (UInt16(umask) "_"))) eventtuple = (eventname, combine_code_umask(eventcode, umask)) push!(events, eventtuple) catch e @warn "$(entry["EventName"]) in $jf couldn't be parsed: $e" end end end return events...

Running essentially the same thing under `likwid-perfctr` and using the GPU Marker API ```julia # perfctr_gpu.jl using LIKWID using CUDA const N = 10_000 const a = 3.141f0 # Float32...

> Jeff/Keno/Jameson/Yichao/Tim B./Me but the reason I never finished it was because I never came up wit a composable user interface, that should also incorporate parts of `@simd` Maybe we...

You mean shipping LIKWID as an artifact? I mean, this would be great and feel free to try. But given that LIKWID wants to run a daemon (and is, in...

Note that I haven't looked at this PR in two years (and also don't plan to move on with it any time soon). Feel free to take it over!

> `@threads :static` does not reuse tasks, which is much of why Polyester should have lower overhead. I know, but it that's not clear from the README :) > I...

I'm rewriting the README.md and have a question about the following example ```julia julia> let @batch threadlocal=rand(10:99) for i in 0:9 println("index $i, thread $(Threads.threadid()), local storage $threadlocal") threadlocal +=...