Please stop perpetuating the myth that MPI and PGAS are opposed by asking questions that support this false dichotomy. Lots of folks use MPI via other APIs, whether they be PETSc or Global Arrays. Thanks to MPI-3 RMA, PGAS can be just another abstraction layer on top of MPI. *Do you have any plan (to investigate) to switch from using MPI to using any other parallel language/library? ** *A PGAS language (UPC, Coarray Fortran, OpenSHMEM, XcalableMP, ...)* GCC/OpenCoarrays and Intel MPI both use MPI-3 RMA as a/the communication layer. OSHMPI is very close to a 1:1 mapping between OpenSHMEM and MPI-3 RMA. UPC could be ported to MPI-3 RMA with dynamic windows if someone cared. Jeff On Thu, Dec 6, 2018 at 3:19 PM Atsushi HORI via mpi-forum < [email protected]> wrote:
Hello, MPI Forum members,
I, George Bosilca (UT/ICL) and Emmanuel Jeannot (Inria) are working on conducting international MPI survey to reveal the differences among countries and/or regions around the world. I had a chance to talk on this project at the MPI Forum meeting in San Jose and many attendees agreed to help our project. You can find the attached PDF file which was presented at the MPI Forum meeting.
I would like you to go to the GoogleDoc (Google account is required)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfWLWsuhr4opqvn1FL5c8p7Ysz-oclZEMlB...
to fill in your answers. At the end of the survey, I added some questions only for MPI forum members so that you can leave your comments on our survey.
It is designed to be short and easy. I am quite sure you can answer all questions in 5 minutes. I hope some MPI Forum attendees can answer the survey at airport while you are waiting for your flight.
The deadline for MPI forum members is next <<<< Tuesday 11, Dec >>>>.
The survey in production will be conducted in the upcoming January 2019, hopefully. The first draft report will be available to all of you in April 2019.
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