Michael H. Frese wrote:
I think Gus has it right. Your two arrays are 200 million floating
point words each, perhaps 8 bytes per word, and therefore are
approximately about 3 gigabytes total.
That's too big for the default 'small' memory model.
Certainly, there are no limits to array sizes
On Wed, Nov 04, 2009 at 08:03:28AM -0600, Gerry Creager wrote:
> And,
> in the only reasonable space I can build out to expand into, power's $90K
> and cooling another $100K to expand, allowing an additional 20 racks.
Uh, I'm missing how this is a big problem... $200k or $300k of capital
costs t
I think it was the recent IEEE Spectrum, where they talk about using the
Tilera 100-core chips for HPC, tuned to a specific problem using FPGA
for optimizing the chips to the problem. The argument is to use a
lower-power system with huge numbers of cores and efficient on-chip
switching, to rep
