HPC-Grid
 Intended
Audience:
- Users with a network of workstations such as a Beowulf cluster
or multi-processer machine.
- Users needing to run large numeric or symbolic
computations using Maple.
Product Description:
 HPC-Grid
for Maple is a Distributed Computing package using the Maple technical
computation system.
HPC-Grid allows users to distribute computations across the nodes of
a network of workstations, a supercomputer or across the CPUs of a multiprocessor
machine. This allows for the handling of problems that are not tractable
on a single machine because of memory limitations or because it would
simply take too long.
HPC-Grid is simple to set up. Users start a server process on each machine
on a network and the grid will self-assemble as each node automatically
detects the other nodes that are present. HPC-Grid also integrates into
existing job scheduling systems like PBS.
In order to perform distributed computations, HPC-Grid offers an MPI-like
message passing API as well as a set of high-level parallelization commands.
For further information, please contact info@hpcgrid.com
Features list:
- Distribute Maple computations across a network
- Self-assembling grid
in local networks
- Integration with PBS and other job scheduling systems
- MPI-like message
passing API (send, receive, etc)
- High-level parallelization commands
(map, evaluate, etc)
- Generic, parallel divide-and-conquer algorithm
- Many documented examples
- Supports heterogenous networks
- Access to all the computational power
of Maple
Technical Requirements
- Maple 9.03 or Maple 9.5
- Windows 2000, 2003 or XP
- Linux (as supported by Maple)
- HPC-Grid is currently not supported on
Macintosh or other platforms not mentioned above
Technical Support
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