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Section: Software and Platforms
Implementing parallel models
Several software platforms have served us to implement and promote our ideas in the domain of coarse grained computation and application structuring.
ORWL and P99
Participants : Jens Gustedt, Rodrigo Campos-Catelin, Stéphane Vialle, Mariem Saied.
ORWL is a reference implementation of the Ordered Read-Write Lock tools as described in [4] . The macro definitions and tools for programming in C99 that have been implemented for ORWL have been separated out into a toolbox called P99. ORWL is intended to become opensource, once it will be in a publishable state. P99 is available under a QPL at http://p99.gforge.inria.fr/ .
Software classification: A-3-up, SO-4, SM-3, EM-3, SDL (P99: 4, ORWL: 2-up), DA-4, CD-4, MS-3, TPM-4
parXXL
Participants : Jens Gustedt, Stéphane Vialle.
ParXXL is a library for large scale computation and communication that executes fine grained algorithms on coarse grained architectures (clusters, grids, mainframes). It has been one of the software bases of the InterCell project and has been proven to be a stable support, there. It is available under a GPLv2 at http://parxxl.gforge.inria.fr/ . ParXXL is not under active development anymore, but still maintained in the case of bugs or portability problems.
Software classification: A-3, SO-4, SM-3, EM-2, SDL-4, DA-4, CD-4, MS-2, TPM-2