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Modern Fortran for today and tomorrow
17.06.2017
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directives is that if the compiler is not HPF-aware, it views the directives as comments and just moves on. This is the same approach taken by OpenACC [12] and OpenMP [13]. The HPF extensions never seemed
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Moving HPC to the Cloud
19.10.2012
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no performance gain when adding nodes). Also in the tree are many I/O-sensitive applications that, without a very fast I/O subsystem, will run slowly because of storage bottlenecks. To open up these bottlenecks
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Converting filesystems with Fstransform
24.09.2012
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and therefore cancels the operation. If the partition to be converted is not mounted somewhere, Fstransform mounts it in a directory below /tmp. Some distributions, such as Ubuntu, open the File Manager
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Shell in a Browser
15.03.2012
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in to multiple computers, shellinaboxd -s /host1/:SSH:host.example.com -s /host2/:SSH:host2.example.com which lets you connect to host.example.com with the URL http://localhost:4200/host1/ and open an SSH
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Monitoring NFS Storage with nfsiostat
12.03.2013
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call. In the example, I chose to use MB/s with the -m option. rBlk_dir/s (rkB_dir/s, rMB_dir/s) The number of blocks (kilobytes, megabytes) read from files opened with the O_DIRECT flag
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Environment Modules Using Lmod
08.08.2018
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; MPI, compute, and other libraries; and various tools to write applications. For example, someone might code with OpenACC to target GPUs and Fortran for PGI compilers, along with Open MPI, whereas
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News for Admins
04.10.2018
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interaction is required to exploit this vulnerability, which means a user has to visit a malicious page or open a malicious file that contains Jet database information. Leong went public with his finding after
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Improving performance with environment variables
02.08.2021
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/O functions. With LD_PRELOAD, the intercept library intercepts I/O function calls such as open(), close(), read(), and write() to gather information and then passes the function calls to the intended I
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Using Libvirt with Python to manage virtual machines
21.08.2014
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loop, the connection URI is then assembled in each case; armed with this information, the conn object is then used to open a connection to the existing hosts. The two functions listDomainsID and list
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Cleaning up your Linux server
14.08.2017
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temporary files open, and the application will crash or throw an error if the files are removed unexpectedly. Also, a user might lose all their work since the last save point

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