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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «INTERCOMMUNICATOR»
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1
MPI--the Complete Reference: The MPI core
MPI:: Group MPI: :Intercomm: :Get-remote,group() const MPLCOMM-REMOTE-
GROUP returns the remote group in the intercommunicator. Note that the local
group is give by MPLCOMM.GROUP. Advice to implementors. It is necessary to ...
2
Using MPI: Portable Parallel Programming with the ...
Each intercommunicator contains two groups. A process that is a member of an
intercommunicator is, by definition, in one of these two groups. We call the group
that the process is in the local group; the other group is called remote group.
William Gropp, Ewing Lusk, Anthony Skjellum,
1999
3
Beowulf Cluster Computing with Linux
There is another kind of communicator, called an intercommunicator. An
intercommunicator binds together a communication context and two groups of
processes, called (from the point of view of a particular process) the local group
and the ...
Thomas Lawrence Sterling,
2002
4
Advanced Computer Architecture and Parallel Processing
9.1.6 Intercommunicator The MPI provides a more general type of communicator,
specifically targeted towards group-to-group communication, called
intercommunicators. Each intercommunicator contains a local group and a
remote group.
Hesham El-Rewini, Mostafa Abd-El-Barr,
2005
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Recent Advances in the Message Passing Interface: 17th ...
Sockets intercommunicator To allow our driver to be used on machines without
full MPI support, we have introduced the socket intercommunicator which uses a
single socket to initialize the connection between both applications, then creates
...
Rainer Keller, Edgar Gabriel, Jack Dongarra,
2010
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Recent Advances in the Message Passing Interface: 18th ...
In the group-collective communicator creation algorithm, intercommunicator
creation and merge steps are repeated logp times, yielding a time complexity of
O(log2 p). In comparison, the standard MPI communicator creation routine
performs a ...
Yiannis Cotronis, Anthony Danalis, Dimitris Nikolopoulos,
2011
7
Parallel Programming: For Multicore and Cluster Systems
But the function MPICommspawn() is a collective operation, i.e., all processes
belonging to the group of the communicator comm must call the function. The
parameter intercomm contains an intercommunicator after the successful
termination ...
Thomas Rauber, Gudula Rünger,
2010
8
Beowulf Cluster Computing with Windows
An intercommunicator binds together a communication context and two groups of
processes, called (from the point of view of a particular process) the local group
and the remote group. Processes are identified by rank in group, but ranks in an ...
Thomas Lawrence Sterling,
2002
9
MPI: the complete reference. The MPI-2 extensions
The routines described in this section establish communication between the two
sets of processes by creating an MPI intercommunicator, where the two groups of
the intercommunicator are the original sets of processes. Establishing contact ...
10
Communicational Marketing: How to Communicate Effectively ...
At this level, the metainteractive intercommunicator consciously accords, by
words or actions, a certain position (primary or secondary) to the receiver of his
messages. By intentionally putting himself in a complementary or symmetrical
position, ...
Luigi Carlo De Micco,
2010