Speaker
Lilit Axner
(PDC - Center for High-Performance Computing)
Description
This lecture gives you an overview of MPI functionality
and discuss the value of having a standard message
passing library. It provides a tailored tour of the basic
concepts and mechanisms that will be of most value to
you as beginning MPI programmers. This includes
gaining a familiarity with some of the most commonly
used MPI calls, the way in which MPI is initialized and
terminated, the structure of messages, and the
communicator concept. At the conclusion of this
material, you can expect to be conversant with a basic
set of six MPI calls necessary to begin designing and
coding your own MPI applications.
Primary author
Lilit Axner
(PDC - Center for High-Performance Computing)
