-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi,
for the last couple of years I have been toying with hpx. I have now reached a state where for some simple, but practically relevant, problems I get performance that is comparable with openmp on a single node. My main motivation for turning to hpx is to have have multi-node parallel code. I have started to work on that based on the documentation and a few other sources, but I have not gotten very far. So I am looking for an hpx-guru or at least someone with experience getting some code to run on multiple nodes. The bit of code I am looking to parallelize initially is very simple. The core algorithm has about 200 lines (without setup, configuration etc.) and the problem is embarrassingly parallel. So for someone who knows what they are doing, this should be a piece of cake. Still, there are a couple of interesting aspects (e.g. using the new partitioned vector) and I have two other, slightly more complicated, bits that have been prepared for parallelization. So this is what I am looking for: - - Someone to extend the existing parallelization to multiple nodes using hpx - - Compile and run the existing benchmark codes to quantify the scalabili ty In return I offer: - - Co-authorship on a paper describing the parallelization and performance improvement. I plan to submit it to Computers & Geosciences (http://www.journals.elsevier.com/computers-and-geosciences/). I can write most of the paper, so this would be a relatively minimal effort for a peer-reviewed publication - - Access to the University 255 node cluster for the duration of the project - - Continuing collaboration if that is of interest. If this sound interesting to you or you have any questions, just send me an email and we can discuss this further. Regards Max - -- This message, its contents and related information will be analyzed by NSA, GCHQ and most likely others. No information in this message can therefore be regarded as confidential. If you want to communicate with me confidentially, please contact me about encrypted communication. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (GNU/Linux) iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJVUIbYAAoJEPGnJUm5Ir26KO8IAMVK9PzSJ9CVmpryzwCdOeN/ nGZTTFTNCRD7590si7ShUzuWxivs6hOLq+vK7HfmEPbqomotgeaAkQtQNN3O4I9p Pexd69eBfV13Z5MvmwIJAw4lSJlXMUqvGdSuCxxK26tpPJ/oSTpegAJX9kLucgNg DndZm1osWM6riJzhsFI1I7NRLlDpm6NY1b/TU9hgkPP6HZtRnLbfaq2PNAuccwwP V7Jwl+7Mm5QupHm2J1WRvB8HDyNRdMn1wR54pRp4cd5wU8IXEOQKWXMC7S4yxvKX dsicxKbrba9tk4LFWt468HDBdC75VAUKpF9lYnzGNFMLP8eivX2nJGHkCDXrJlk= =DvO4 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ hpx-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.cct.lsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/hpx-users
