Risman Adnan Mattotorang

Books on MPI (and Windows)

If you're serious about MPI, you'll need parallel computing background (mostly from scientific) and the official standard for understanding the fussy details of MPI APIs. There are many books about those two things in the market, if you go to Amazon and

MPI.NET – MPI for Managed Codes

In this post, I would like to introduce you MPI.NET from Indiana University. You can download MPI.NET here including its runtime, SDK and source codes then follow this post. You do not need to have a Windows cluster or even a multi-core/multi-processor

MS-MPI and HPC Pack 2008 SDK

The best known implementation of the MPI specification is the MPICH2 maintained by Argonne National Laboratory. MPICH2 is an open-source implementation of the MPI2 specification that is widely used on HPC clusters. MS-MPI is based on and designed for

Introduction to MPI

Message Passing Interface (MPI) is a portable programming model used widely on parallel computers, especially Scalable Parallel Computers (SPCs) with distributed memory, and on Networks of Workstations (NOWs). Many vendors have their own implementation

Parallel Programming with OpenMP

OpenMP is the first parallel programming model (compiler directives and library routines) for shared memory multiprocessors. It was pioneered by SGI then becoming de-facto standard for parallelizing FORTRAN and C/C++ applications. Take a look on the official