Definition: Unrolling is a process in computing where data is processed and stored on multiple levels of memory, allowing for efficient use of both local and global memory. This technique is commonly used in parallel processing to allow multiple processors or machines to work together more efficiently by sharing resources and avoiding potential bottlenecks. In the context of unrolling, it refers to the process of breaking down a larger program into smaller, more manageable chunks that can be executed concurrently on multiple cores within the same machine. This approach is
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