KeLP (Kernel Lattice Parallelism)

Abstract

KeLP (Kernel Lattice Parallelism) is a C++ class library for implementing portable scientific applications on distributed memory parallel computer architectures. Software can be developed on a single processor workstation, which facilitates debugging. KeLP is the successor to the LPARX Programming System. However KeLP introduces a new communication model based on the inspector/executor model to provide better communication performance on message-passing multicomputers. KeLP is currently targeted for irregular and multi-level adaptive finite difference methods. However, it may also be used for single mesh finite difference methods as well.

DateOfInformation

Thr Apr 3 11:11:43 1997

Domain

Parallel Processing Tools!Parallel Programming Libraries

Name

KeLP (Kernel Lattice Parallelism)

TargetEnvironment

Applications may be written in a mixture of languages and are portable across a variety of machines including the IBM SP2, Cray T3D, Intel Paragon, and networks of workstations.

Webpage

http://www-cse.ucsd.edu/groups/hpcl/scg/kelp.html

ContactIs

Stephen Fink