Hi Amjad, list
Mark Hahn said it all:
2 is possible, but only works efficiently under certain conditions.
In my experience here, with ocean, atmosphere, and climate models,
I've seen parallel programs with both styles of I/O (not only input!).
Here is what I can tell about them.
#1 is the tradi
In an mpi parallel code which of the following two is a better way:
1) Read the input data from input data files only by the master process
and then broadcast it other processes.
2) All the processes read the input data directly from input data files
(no need of broadcast from the mast
On Wednesday 24 June 2009 16:46:45 Douglas Eadline wrote:
> I have played with Erlang quite a bit (not built any
> real programs however) I like Erlang for several reasons
>
> - functional
> - open and freely available
> - production level implementation (Ericsson)
>
> You can write Erlang programs
I have played with Erlang quite a bit (not built any
real programs however) I like Erlang for several reasons
- functional
- open and freely available
- production level implementation (Ericsson)
You can write Erlang programs that run on one core,
multiple cores, or multiple servers. Erlang is
Jon Tegner wrote:
>
> using overlapping grids. Complete with gridgenerator and a bunch of
> solvers. Excellent software!
>
> /jon
>
I'll certainly take a look at it, but from what I've read on the main
page, it uses structured and curvilinear grids, while OF also supports
polyhedral finite v
On 24 Jun 2009, at 8:22 am, Marian Marinov wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently learning Erlang and I'm curious have any of you guys
have ever
used Erlang on their clusters?
Have anyone experimented in doing any academic work with it?
Only indirectly - my only encounter with it is people using cou
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 06:24:33PM -0500, Geoff Jacobs wrote:
> Transfer speed gets a speed bump with 10k Velociraptors, but it's not
Velociraptors are mostly for high-IOPS applications, they're not
that fast.
http://www.storagereview.net/php/benchmark/suite_v4.php?typeID=10&testbedID=4&osID=6&r
Hearns, John wrote:
I would guess you are looking are looking at using OpenFOAM for
There is also overture
https://computation.llnl.gov/casc/Overture/
using overlapping grids. Complete with gridgenerator and a bunch of
solvers. Excellent software!
/jon
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Hello,
I'm currently learning Erlang and I'm curious have any of you guys have ever
used Erlang on their clusters?
Have anyone experimented in doing any academic work with it?
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Best regards,
Marian Marinov
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