The webinar will introduce SWIG-Fortran, which provides a solution for binding Fortran and C++ codes with a wide range of flexibility, including support for performant data transfers, MPI support, and direct translation of C++ features to Fortran interfaces.
The ECP SOLLVE project, which is working to evolve OpenMP for Exascale computing, invites you to participate in a new series of monthly telecons that will occur on the last Friday of every month. The next call in the series will take place on Friday, April 30th, between noon and 1:00 pm ET.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and transition to remote work, ECP and the IDEAS Productivity project launched the panel series Strategies for Working Remotely. The panel series now features quarterly discussions. Enjoy our archive of past discussions and check back for in May for our topic slated for June. Submit questions to remote@acm.org.
The deadline to apply for the Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing (ATPESC) has been extended to Friday, March 5, 2021 (midnight, Anywhere on Earth). Don't miss out on an opportunity to learn the latest supercomputing tools and techniques from some of the world's leading HPC experts. This year's program will be held August 1-13, 202
This webinar shows a simple but practically relevant example of drastic performance differences when using HDF5.
This tutorial will introduce Timemory, a C++ toolkit for implementing profiling, debugging, and logging solutions as well as providing a holistic profiling solution. The tutorial will be interactive, and will cover the front-end tools for C/C++/Fortran/CUDA/Python, as well as how to use the C++ toolkit.
The hackathon is a multi-day event designed to help teams of three to six developers accelerate their own codes on GPUs using a programming model, or machine learning framework of their choice. Each team will be assigned mentors for the duration of the event.
