This is to advertise a talk organized by the ECP SOLLVE team and NERSC about evaluating programming models by Jeff Hammond on Tuesday, Jan. 26th (tomorrow). See the description and zoom link below to join.

Please join the talk Tuesday (tomorrow) if you can!

Thanks!

Seminar Title: Evaluating Modern Programming Models using the Parallel Research Kernels

Speaker: Jeff Hammond, Intel

Tuesday, January 26 12:00-1:00pm CST (10:00 – 11:00am PST)

Description: Especially with the advent of complex node architectures on supercomputers in the last decade, we have seen a large collection of parallel programming models that include OpenMP, Kokkos, RAJA, and OpenShmem emerge.  The talk will be about evaluating the various parallel programming models through Parallel Research Kernels, which are motivated by parallel computing motifs, or common computational patterns in parallel scientific applications, as described in the set of Computational Patterns here: https://patterns.eecs.berkeley.edu/.