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HPCourse

Exercises for the course 'Introduction to High Performance Computing'

Exercises:

  • Hardware: Cycles Load Store Memory Latency

  • Operating System and tools: IO Floating point precision Elastic Finite Difference, with some mistakes as exercise If you are looking for the correct latest version of the code click here.

  • Single core Optimization: Effect of loop order on performance Example of loop vectorization Classic Matrix Multiplication Classic Matrix Multiplication Loop Unrolling Classic Matrix Multiplication cache blocking 1D Convolution 2D Convolution Correlation Three cache blocking exercises

  • Parallelization: Compute min/max/sum parallel with OpenMP and try placement OpenMP loop and cache trashing OpenMP loop scheduling and load balancing Compute PI parallel with OpenMP and MPI Examples of MPI master-slave implementations OpenMP exercises MPI exercise to set up MPI-tasks for 2D domain decomposition

Note: for detailed information about the CPU in your system look at /proc/cpuinfo on your linux system or type: 'dmesg | grep CPU'. On windows there is a utility cpu-z which you can download and use to get information about your CPU.

In each directory you can find a file called README with detailed instructions how to compile and run the exercise.