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OpenCoarrays: Open-source Transport Layers Supporting Coarray Fortran Compilers
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This work links the GNU Fortran (GFortran) compiler to either of the two OpenCoarrays implementations and presents performance comparisons between executables produced by GFortran and the Cray and Intel compilers.
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MPI -- The Complete Reference, Vol. 1, The MPI Core, 2nd ed., Scientific and Engineering Computation Series, by Marc Snir, Steve Otto, Steven Huss-Lederman, David Walker and Jack Dongarra
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Resilient computational applications using Coarray Fortran
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CAFe: Coarray Fortran Extensions for Heterogeneous Computing
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This paper presents preliminary work examining how Fortran coarray syntax can be extended to provide simpler access to accelerator architectures and demonstrates these CoArray Fortran extensions (CAFe) by implementing a multigrid Laplacian solver and transforming this high-level code to a mixture of standard coarray Fortran and OpenCL kernels.
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HTML5 Game Engines: App Development and Distribution
Build and Distribute Your Game Using an HTML5 Game Engine As mobile hardware improves, HTML5 is gradually being used for gaming apps and a growing industry of game engines has begun to support it.…
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Coarrays in GNU Fortran
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This work presents two coarray implementations on the GNU Fortran compiler and presents a performance comparison between these implementations and those provided by Cray and Intel.
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The portability project
  • D. Nagle
  • Computer Science
    FORF
  • 1 August 1999
TLDR
The module would standardize definitions for processor kinds, so it is called this module s t a n d a r d _ t y p e s .
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What's new in Fortran 2000?
  • D. Nagle
  • Computer Science
    FORF
  • 1 August 2003
TLDR
This paper is merely a status report of which features are contained, and which have been removed during the last few meetings, especially the joint WG5/J3 meeting held last spring in Las Vegas.
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Advanced user environment design and implementation on integrated multi-architecture supercomputers
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This report presents the implementation on the latest high-performance computing system, Yellowstone, which is a powerful dedicated resource for earth system science deployed by the National Center for Atmospheric Research and realizes many great features including streamlined control, versioning, user customization, automated documentation, etc., and accommodates both novice and experienced users.
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Multithreading Fthreads, & Visual Fortran
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