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SESSION: PARALLEL: Introduction to MPI Point-to-Point Communication
EVENT TYPE: Education
TIME: 3:30PM - 5:00PM
SESSION CHAIR: Tom Murphy
Presenter(s):Thomas Murphy, Charlie Peck, Daniel Ernst, Henry Neeman
ROOM:WSCC 611/612/613/614
ABSTRACT: This session gives a first introduction to distributed parallelism via MPI. Topics include: an analogy for understanding distributed parallelism (desert islands), which covers distributed execution, communication, message passing, independence, privacy, latency vs. bandwidth; parallel strategies (client-server, task parallelism, data parallelism, pipelining); the Message Passing Interface (structure of MPI calls, MPI program structure, Single Program/Multiple Data strategy, hello world, MPI runs, compiling for MPI, rank, indeterminism, MPI data types, tags, communicators.
Prerequisite: "HPC Overview" session or equivalent.
Assumed background: one semester of programming in any of C, C++ or Fortran, recently, one semester of experience with any Unix-like operating system (could be Linux but doesn't have to be), recently.