Lecture

Hybrid Programming Models Comparison

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Description

This lecture covers a comparison between hybrid programming models, pure MPI, and MPI+Open MP, as well as how to write a production project proposal. It discusses the challenges of thread safety, problem fit with the targeted machine, and levels of parallelism. The instructor explains the differences between pure MPI and hybrid approaches, the structure of a project proposal, and the importance of considering physical topology in application development.

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High-performance computing: Parallel computing

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