Hi Bibek --
ZPL was designed to work for multi-node (running on top of MPI, e.g.) and
evaluated in that context in our papers (typically running a single process per
node -- this was before multicore had hit), but it's been years since anyone
touched the code base, so I'm unsure whether, practically speaking, it would
today or not. I barely remember how to build and run a multi-node ZPL program
myself.
-Brad
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From: Bibek Ghimire [[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2014 7:09 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: similarity between chapel and ZPL
Dear all,
This here might be off topic but please bare with me.
I was trying to understand chapel and during this process I eventually found
out about ZPL. Then I installed ZPL and started playing with it. I came into
problem when I wanted to run ZPL in multi node (how ever I was able to do
multi-core by -pn ).
So my question is, how does ZPL work for multi node. I know it is easier in
chapel but I am confused here for ZPL.
Does any one know about this? I tried mailing through ZPL's mailing list
([email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>) but did not got
any answer at all.
Sincerely,
Bibek
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