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Programming with OpenMP
07.11.2011
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by various hardware and compiler manufacturers since 1997, provides a very simple and portable option for parallelizing programs written in C/C++ and Fortran.  OpenMP can boost the performance of a program
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DBaaS: EnterpriseDB – PostgreSQL in the Cloud
20.08.2012
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it to work out of the box. DBaaS has one strong argument in its favor: Chances are they have better database admins and better defaults than you because that’s what the DBaaS provider does. For companies
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URL Tricks with htaccess
02.02.2012
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’s not always needed but can be applied to any htaccess file for modules that you want to enable, providing the admin has allowed you to do so). If the module is loaded, the rules that follow apply. The support
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Benchmarks Don’t Have to Be Evil
12.03.2015
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and run, and the output is easy to interpret. The NASA website provides the following details on the NPB benchmarks. Five kernel benchmarks: IS – Sort small integers using the bucket sort
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HDF5 with Python and Fortran
21.03.2017
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and exe is the resultant binary. The HDF Group has provided some sample Fortran 90 code to get started, as well as more complex examples. With the use of these examples, LIsting 3 shows a Fortran 90
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Multicore Processing in Python
22.08.2017
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provides a path for Python functions to utilize all of the available cores. In this article, I take a look at what’s possible by writing Python modules in Fortran that use all of the cores on a node
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System Logging for Data-Based Answers
25.01.2018
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system log or a log that you create. The important thing is to pick an approach and stay with it (i.e., don’t mix solutions). If you want or need more granular data than uptime provides for CPU
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Shared Storage with NFS and SSHFS
12.09.2018
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(have you tried getting a filesystem into the kernel?) and provide lots of flexibility. SSHFS uses FUSE to create a filesystem that can be shared by transmitting the data via SSH. The SSHFS FUSE
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OpenACC – Parallelizing Loops
09.01.2019
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. In this fashion, you’ll make the biggest dent in run time with the fewest directives. A simple profile of the application can provide you with the stack rank of the most time consuming routines. As you add
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OpenACC – Data Management
07.02.2019
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that performs specific data movements and provides hints about data usage. Table 1 shows the data directive as it is used in C and Fortran.   Table 1: The data  Directive Fortran C !$acc data

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