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  • == Example codes ==
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  • ...associated compilers, runtime language and documentation including example codes is owned by Nick Brown. It may be used and reproduced as per the creative c
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc> ...pect the programmer to have to modify the compiler in order to support the codes they wish to write. There are a number of issues to consider however in rel
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc> [[Category:Example Codes]]
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc> .... There are actually a number of ways such a result can be obtained - this example is a simple parallel algorithm for this job.
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc> ...program and efficiency have been tradeoffs, with the most common parallel codes being written in low level languages.
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc> [[Category:Example Codes]]
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc> The mandlebrot example will compute the Mandlebrot set over any number of processes. This is a set
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc> ...llel situation to simplify the concept.) Hopefully quite obviously, in the example by changing the number of processes, the number of rounds and the number of
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc>
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc>
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc> == Example ==
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc> ...then requires transformation back into the time domain. At the core of the example is the FFT kernel, this is a basic Cooley Turkey FFT algorithm and there ar
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc> ...examples to highly complex cosmological simulations or weather prediction codes. Utilising parallel computing adds additional complexities and challenges t
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc> ...allow for the programmer to specify additional information. Taking C as an example, in order to declare a variable "m" to be a character in read only memory t
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  • ...ted programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc>
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  • ...er processes? There are a number of rules associated with writing parallel codes in this fashion; firstly '''the number of processes can exceed the required == A more complex example ==
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  • *Some standard HTML codes can also be used: <nowiki><b></nowiki><b>bold</b><nowiki></b></nowiki> <now ...form <nowiki>[[Image:image name here|alternative text here]]</nowiki>. For example, <nowiki>[[Image:zap34x41.png|Zap icon]]</nowiki> gives the Zap application
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  • ...e at the library level rather than having to recompile all existing Mesham codes. The standard runtime library requires the [http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/
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  • ...ata in one or more dimensions and is a key data structure used in numerous codes. In this tutorial we shall have a look at how to create, use and communicat In this example process 0 writes to the (remote) memory of process 1 which contains the arr
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  • ...c test.mesh'' which will report any errors (there should be none with this example) and produce an executable, in this case named ''test''. ...clares the main function which is the program entry point and all compiled codes that you wish to execute require this function. Only a limited number of it
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