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DoD HPF Training -- 1. Introduction to HPF
Given by Chuck Koelbel -- Rice University at DoD Training and Others on 1995-98. Foils prepared August 7 98
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First in series of Chuck Koelbel on HPF
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HPF and its performance
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Types of Parallel Computers
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Types of Applications
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Data Parallelism Message Passing
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Why use Compilers
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001 "High Performance Fortran in Practice" tutorial 1.
Introduction
Presented at SIAM Parallel Processing San Francisco, Feb. 14, 1995
Presented at Supercomputer '95, Mannheim, Germany June 27, 1995
Presented at Supercomputing '95, San Diego, December 4, 1995
Presented at University of Tennessee (short form), Knoxville,
March 21, 1996
Presented at Metacenter Regional Alliances, Cornell, May 6, 1996
Presented at Summer of HPF Workshop, Vienna, July 1, 1996
Presented at Institute for Mathematics & its Applications,
Minneapolis, September 11-13, 1996
Presented at Corps of Engineers Waterways Experiments Station,
Vicksburg, MS, October 30-November 1, 1996
Presented at Supercomputing '96, Pittsburgh, PA, November 17, 1996
Presented at NAVO, Stennis Space Center, MS, Feb 13, 1997
Presented at HPF Users Group (short version), Santa Fe, NM,
February 23, 1997
Presented at ASC, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH, March 5,
1997
Parts presented at SC'97, November 17, 1997
Parts presented (slideshow mode) at SCą97, November 15-21, 1997
Presented at DOD HPC Users Group, June 1, 1998
002 Support
003 Thanks to
004 High Performance Fortran Background
005 HPF Features
006 Performance of HPF
007 Recent Performance Results ‹ Princeton Ocean Model
008 Recent Performance Results ‹ NAS Parallel Benchmarks
009 For More Information
010 I. Intro. to Data-Parallelism
Outline
011 Parallel Machines
012 Distributed Memory Machines
013 Shared-Memory Machines
014 Distributed Shared Memory Machines
015 Parallel Algorithms
016 Data Parallelism in Algorithms
017 Functional Parallelism in Algorithms
018 Parallel Languages
019 Data-Parallel Languages
020 Data-Parallel Languages, cont.
021 Message-Passing Systems
022 How HPF Is Implemented
023 What Compilation Means
for Programmers
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