RS/6000 SP: Practical MPI Programming

by Yukiya Aoyama. Jun Nakano.

This redbook helps you write MPI (Message Passing Interface) programs that run on distributed memory machines such as the RS/6000 SP. This publication concentrates on the real programs that RS/6000 SP solution providers want to parallelize. Complex topics are explained using plenty of concrete examples and figures. The SPMD (Single Program Multiple Data) model is the main topic throughout this publication. The basic architectures of parallel computers, models of parallel computing, and concepts used in the MPI, such as communicator, process rank, collective communication, point-to-point communication, blocking and non-blocking communication, deadlocks, and derived data types are discussed. Methods of parallelizing programs using distributed data to processes followed by the superposition, pipeline, twisted decomposition, and prefix sum methods are examined. [via]

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