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

Tue Jun 9 10:19:17 1998

Domain

Parallel Processing Tools!Parallel Programming Libraries

Name

KeLP (Kernel Lattice Parallelism)

TargetEnvironment

IBM SP2, Cray T3E, and clusters of workstations running AIX, Solaris, and Digital Unix. Applications may also be developed on single processor workstations. A port to the Origin 2000 and to Linux is in the works; contact us if you are interested.

Version

1.0

Webpage

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

ContactIs

Stephen Fink