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SeisSol is a software package for the simulation of seismic wave phenomena on unstructured grids, based on the discontinuous Galerkin method combined with ADER time discretization. A recent study shows that the intra-element performance of SeisSol is critical for its overall performance. Most of the element matrices are sparse operators implemented employing a standard sparse matrix storage scheme. Since their sparsity patterns are known a-priori we follow a different approach in this work. Here, we execute an enriched offline and initialization phase which is used to generate hardware-aware code, featuring optimal vectorization and removing indirect memory accesses by eliminating the index arrays and hard-wiring them into the code. Due to these optimizations we are able to run intra-element sparse matrix operations at up to 50% of achievable peak performance of an Intel Sandy Bridge core which results in speeding up SeisSol by a factor of more than 2.1 compared to the original implementation.

Accelerating SeisSol by Generating Vectorized Code for Sparse Matrix Operators