mpi_ioc A combination of MPI and IoC
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Framework for demonstrating the use of such for MPI applications.
The goal of this framework is to exploit the similarities between user-interface events and the receipt of MPI messages,
and to allow software applications to be developed that abstract the complexities of MPI while presenting a simple
interface to developers. This framework should be sufficient to demonstrate that the cost of development and maintenance
of MPI applications can be reduced.
I also created a C version of this project and successfully used it for several MPI applications that run on some
of the largest supercomputer clusters in the world. I recommend the creation of an open-source version of the same, and
this Python3 version is just to get the discussion going in the community.
There is a simple presentation of the idea on YouTube - search for it under Kiwi PyCon 2015.
* Free software: ISC license
* Documentation: https://mpi_ioc.readthedocs.org.
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0.1.0 (2015-09-05)
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