David A. Bader
With the ubiquitous use of multiple cores to accelerate applications ranging from science and engineering to Big Data, programming with MPI is essential. Every software developer for high performance applications will find this book useful for programming on modern multicore, cluster, and cloud computers.
Endorsement
MPI has turned out a surprisingly robust interface for programming the full scale of parallel systems. Understanding of MPI has evolved considerably in recent years, and this book is an essential companion to modern MPI and for learning how to use the interface efficiently. The book is much more than a welcome update to the earlier Using MPI-2, and covers aspects (such as library building, large data, tool interface, modern remote-memory access programming, and modern Fortran) not dealt with anywhere else in an accessible way.
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Jesper Larsson Träff, Faculty of Informatics, Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien)
From the Publisher
With the ubiquitous use of multiple cores to accelerate applications ranging from science and engineering to Big Data, programming with MPI is essential. Every software developer for high performance applications will find this book useful for programming on modern multicore, cluster, and cloud computers.
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David A. Bader, Professor and Chair, School of Computational Science and Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology; editor of
Petascale Computing: Algorithms and ApplicationsThese authors are experts in MPI, but more importantly, they are experts at teaching MPI. If you want to master MPI, then there are no better guides than this book and its companion.
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Rob Ross, Mathematics and Computer Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory
MPI has turned out a surprisingly robust interface for programming the full scale of parallel systems. Understanding of MPI has evolved considerably in recent years, and this book is an essential companion to modern MPI and for learning how to use the interface efficiently. The book is much more than a welcome update to the earlier Using MPI-2, and covers aspects (such as library building, large data, tool interface, modern remote-memory access programming, and modern Fortran) not dealt with anywhere else in an accessible way.
—
Jesper Larsson Träff, Faculty of Informatics, Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien)
Rob Ross
These authors are experts in MPI, but more importantly, they are experts at teaching MPI. If you want to master MPI, then there are no better guides than this book and its companion.
