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Welcome to the new Intel High Performance Computingdiscussion forum. In this online community, developers, strategists, architects and others with an interest in HPC can pose questions, exchange ideas, gain insights, share BKMs and other pieces of information of interest to this industry segment. The initial contributors to this forum are Intel engineers working with varying aspects of high performance computing.
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Dear all,
I am conducting a research on bitwidth analysis for optimizing lengthy programs in terms of power. I am having a hardtime in actual bit wise usage monitoring of registers for different programs. please let me know if there is any tool which can monitor the bit usage of each register in a processor. Note that this is not about register usage but bit wise register usage. Thanks in advance.
Regards
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