On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 8:30 PM, amjad ali wrote:
> HI,
>
> suppose we have four arrays with same number of elements say 6., but
> different dimensions like:
>
> array1(1:6)
> array2(1:2, 1:3)
> array3(1:2, 1:300, 1:100)
> array4(1:4, 1:15, 1:10, 1:100)
>
>
> Does each of these array
HI,
suppose we have four arrays with same number of elements say 6., but
different dimensions like:
array1(1:6)
array2(1:2, 1:3)
array3(1:2, 1:300, 1:100)
array4(1:4, 1:15, 1:10, 1:100)
Does each of these arrays in fortran will occupy same amount of memory?
For sending/receiving e
Hello To All!
This is my first post in beowulf list. I am looking for a help to
configure my HPC Challenge test. I will be graduating in Computer
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choosed to compare a "supercomputer" with a cluster of old machines,
trying to proo
Hi all,
Sorry to ressurect this thread after all this time but I just figured
out the problem with VASP by chance.
VASP's INCAR file accepts one parameter that both fixes scalability
problems and increases performance at the same time, even if you still
stick to 6 cores. That parameter is NPAR.
I
Hi all.
(sorry for duplication, if it is)
I have to parallelize a CFD code using domain/grid/mesh partitioning among
the processes. Before running, we do not know,
(i) How many processes we will use ( np is unknown)
(ii) A process will have how many neighbouring processes (my_nbrs = ?)
(iii) How
