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HPF Activities in NPAC |
Substantial compiler effort with inter-national collaboration.
HPF 2.0 front-end to be released.
All kinds of data distributions.
Complete set of HPF intrinsic functions.
HPF application kernel algorithms.
Implementation of the T2 code, using the 3+1 ADM formalism.
Implementation of some of NWChem functionality in comparison with Global Array model.
HPF programming
New graduate course: Data Parallel Compilation Systems
Full HPF 1.0 syntax support
- being extended to HPF 2.0
Strong semantics checking
- types, shapes, sequence association ...
A class library
- symbols, expressions, statements ... , extended from Sage++.
Passed an extensive test
- a "first order" exhaustive syntax test, all example programs from "The handbook", real applications from NAG.
Installed on various platforms
- IBM, DEC, SGI, HP, SUN and PC/Linux with various combinations of cc, c++, gcc, lex/yacc and flex/bison.
Director: Geoffrey C. Fox
Project manager: Donald M. Leskiw
Compiler
Xiaoming Li | Guansong Zhang |
Xinying Li |
Runtime
Bryan Carpenter | Yuhong Wen |
Application
Tom Haupt | David Bernholdt |
Scott A. Klasky |
Education
Geoffrey Fox | Nancy McCrachen |
Xiaoming Li |
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Harbin Institute of Technology is among top 10 universities in China, while it's Computer Science Department is ranked the 5th in a recent evaluation. PArallel Computing Technology (PACT) laboratory, led by professor Binxing Fang, gathers 9 faculty members and 30 graduate students. We have esta-blished substantial col-laborative relationship with the PACT lab since 1995 in both scientific research and education areas. |
Peking University is ranked the first among Chinese universities.
We have been collaborating with the Parallel Architecture Computing Technology (PACT) group in HPF compiler development since beginning of 1996. The PACT group is led by professor Zhuoqun Xu, which gathers 4 faculty members and 20 graduate students. |
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