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CS 584 Lecture 15

CS 584 Lecture 15. Assignment? (Due Friday) Program model Speedup calculations Paper reviews Friday paper presentations Glenn Judd (SuperWeb) Matt Probst (Unet). C* Programming Review. Data parallel language The parallel data structure is the shape

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CS 584 Lecture 15

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  1. CS 584 Lecture 15 • Assignment? (Due Friday) • Program model • Speedup calculations • Paper reviews • Friday paper presentations • Glenn Judd (SuperWeb) • Matt Probst (Unet)

  2. C* Programming Review • Data parallel language • The parallel data structure is the shape • Use the with statement to select the current shape • Use left indexing to access the parallel variable • Use the where statement to mask out values

  3. Using C* on our Systems • Set up PVM • Set up C* • Run your program • See the web page for • C* setup instructions • C* primer • C* compiler options

  4. Setting up PVM • Create the directory $HOME/pvm3 • Create the directory $HOME/pvm3/bin/HPPA • Link $HOME/pvm3/lib to ~snell/pvm3/lib • Set the environment variable PVM_ROOT to $HOME/pvm3 • Do this in your login script • Set up your .rhosts file • Add $HOME/pvm3/lib/HPPA to your path

  5. Setting up PVM • Run pvm • Using the add command, add in appropriate hosts to your virtual machine • Use quit to leave pvm console but leave the virtual machine running • Use halt to kill the virtual machine

  6. Setting up C* • Add ~snell/cstar/install.PVM.HPPA2D to your path • Set the following environment variables • CSTAR_MODE • scalar, pvm, 2d-pvm • CSTAR_ROWS • Number of rows in virtual mesh • CSTAR_COLS • Number of columns in virtual mesh

  7. Running your C* program • Compile your program • cs prog.cs -o prog • Copy the executable to $HOME/pvm3/bin/HPPA • Execute your program • prog args….. • To execute on a single processor either • set up a pvm virtual machine with one processor • set the CSTAR_MODE variable to scalar

  8. Assignment • Redo lab 1 in C* • Compare your program complexity with your message passing program • Draw graphs to: • Compare your speedups with your message passing program • Compare your execution times with your message passing program

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