Hartmut Kaiser writes:
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Hartmut- thanks for your prompt response. Unfortunately, I was not
subscribed to the list at the time and I never saw your response. I only
just now had the insight to search gmane for this thread, and lo and
behold... I've since subscribed to the mailing list.
>
Thanks - I'll give the master branch a try. It a little ironic -- I specifically used a release branch to avoid possible bugs in the master branch. I seem to recall a discussion on the mailing list where it was re
I came across an issue last night trying to initialize a vector of futures. I first tried std::fill but I (obviously - in retrospect) cant't assign a float to future. hpx::fill also didn't work. I also tried hpx::for_each and hpx::make_ready_future -- it surprised me that this also wouldn't compi
tributed environment - especially where the parallelism isn't
handled explicitly in the code (as opposed to an MPI program, for
example, where this is far more straightforward).
Thanks and best regards,
Shmuel Levine
[1] The actual code is slightly more complicated than the above
description
Hi All,
I'd like to ask if it might be possible for someone to provide more
clarity as to how to actually configure a cluster to use HPX, and how to
run an HPX application (or at least the specific considerations for
setting up a cluster to run an application). As the above is general and
mo
Hi,
Could someone please help me to better understand how to write
serialization functions for a class using type erasure? Looking at my
code, and at the hpx/runtime/serialization/ code, I just can't figure
out how to handle this. Even assuming that the boilerplate code is able
to correctly
Hi Hartmut,
Thanks for the quick reply. It appears that I was not completely clear in my
original question. Specifically, I seem to have the same problems regardless of
whether or not I'm using MKL. The separate matrix multiplication test code that
I wrote was for the purposes of determining
GitHub link in my original email
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On Mon, May 1, 2017 at 12:04 PM -0400, "Hartmut Kaiser"
wrote:
Shmuel,
> Thanks for the quick reply. It appears that I was not completely clear in
> my original question. Specifically, I seem to have the same prob
but I tend to write too much in general. I'd greatly appreciate any advice
on how to best handle these cases. Also, any feedback on my rough concepts
would be sincerely appreciated.
Thanks and best regards,
Shmuel Levine
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Distributed_Fitter - I didn't think it was relevant here.
I would really, really appreciate any input, feedback, comments, criticisms
of any kind. This is a part-time project of mine, but this has been
consuming an inordinate amount of my
Hi all,
After a bit of trial and error, I've managed to successfully use the
broadcast functions (broadcast and broadcast_apply); however, my code seems
a little convoluted, so I was wondering if I am, in fact, using this
correctly.
* I am calling this function on component actions.
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