Hi Andrea --
We're working towards a feature freeze deadline for the next release at
present, so it may be a bit before we're able to look at your code in
detail. The "only using 2 CPUs" issue is surprising though. I'm curious:
a) How are you determining this?
b) How many messages do you get if you compile and run
examples/hello5-taskpar.chpl?
If you haven't found it yet, be sure to read $CHPL_HOME/PERFORMANCE and,
if you aren't, to throw the --fast flag when compiling for performance
runs.
Hope to spend more time on this soon, but curious for your answers to
the above,
-Brad
On Thu, 5 Mar 2015, Andrea Peruffo wrote:
> Hi list,
> I'm pretty new to chapel and to take a taste of the language I implemented
> this:
>
> https://github.com/andreaTP/kmeans/tree/master/chapel
>
> I'm using chapel 1.10.0, but the overall performances are not great (around
> 1500 millis) and I think that the main problem is that I have a 4 cores i7
> laptop but I can see that only 2 CPUs are used by the program.
>
> Also my implementation can have any coding problem, due to ignorance on the
> language.
>
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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