NASA NTRS · 20020068984
Code Optimization and Parallelization on the Origins: Looking from Users' Perspective
Abstract
Parallel machines are becoming the main compute engines for high performance computing. Despite their increasing popularity, it is still a challenge for most users to learn the basic techniques to optimize/parallelize their codes on such platforms. In this paper, we present some experiences on learning these techniques for the Origin systems at the NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division. Emphasis of this paper will be on a few essential issues (with examples) that general users should master when they work with the Origins as well as other parallel systems.
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Chang, Yan-Tyng Sherry, Thigpen, William W.. 2002-04-25. Code Optimization and Parallelization on the Origins: Looking from Users' Perspective. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020068984
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