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=============== The C++ library Elemental Serial Key is designed to work with both CPU and GPU. Elemental Crack For Windows is capable of performing a few things: – CPU only operations (single-precision floats and integers) – CPU only operations using CPU-GPU bindings (double precision floats) – GPU only operations (single-precision floats and integers) – GPU only operations using CPU-GPU bindings (double precision floats) You can switch back and forth between these modes using the `setDevice()` or `setUseCPU()` functions. Elemental Crack Mac has no dependencies to PLAPACK or CUDA. This means that you can use it with the same interface as PLAPACK, without having to worry about compiler differences, etc. Elemental Crack Mac can: – perform the same basic operations as PLAPACK – use the same basic operations with CUDA – make use of some CUDA features, depending on the flag you pass to `setDevice()` – be extended by you to write your own routines, using the CLAPI Installation ============ :: Building ======== $ cmake -G „Unix Makefiles” \ -D CXX_SUPPORTS_MATH_FUNCTIONS=ON \ -D CXX_SUPPORTS_INLINE_IN_CLASS_MEMBER_MEMBERS=ON \ -D CXX_SUPPORTS_INLINE_IN_CLASS_MEMBER_FUNCTIONS=ON \ -D BUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON \ -D BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON \ -D BUILD_TESTING=ON \ -D USE_PLAPACK=ON.. $ make For detailed directions, please see the official CMake documentation. Building as a DLL ================ `Embed extension`: You can use the „GLEW_STATIC„ or „GLEW_SHARED„ embed extension directive to build your own static or shared extension. There is no automatic compilation in this case. Compiling as a DLL ================== ::
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OpenMP 4.0 compliant Many features from PLAPACK License: Open source and free of charge for all, including commercial projects Elemental: Distributed-memory „parallel-for” loop library Distributed sparse matrix library Distributed-memory orthogonal constraint library Distributed-memory matrix-matrix operations library Distributed-memory linear solvers library Distributed-memory eigenvalue solver library Distributed-memory matrix decompositions library Distributed-memory generalized eigenvalue decompositions library Distributed-memory matrix-matrix operations/decompositions library Distributed-memory dense matrix library Distributed-memory sparse matrix library Distributed-memory linear solvers library Distributed-memory eigenvalue solver library Distributed-memory matrix decompositions library Distributed-memory non-symmetric matrix decompositions library Distributed-memory sparse matrix decompositions library Distributed-memory distributed non-symmetric matrix decompositions library Distributed-memory dense matrix decompositions library Distributed-memory sparse matrix decompositions library Distributed-memory matrix factorizations library I’ve seen Elemental in action many times over the past few years (i.e. many times more than Chomper, Gesid, KAJIMA, LAPACK, LAPACK-NG, or MATLAB), and it has rarely left my mind. The Laguna-PD Library The Laguna-PD library (a proprietary PLAPACK implementation) is pretty darn good, and it is often used as the „bad” benchmark (the go-to benchmark for PLAPACK comparisons). Though it lacks a native API, it is capable of parallelization both at the SIMD-vector-level, as well as at the grid-level. I believe that many teams have used it to parallelize their code. Note that it is not quite the same as Elemental, and so many of its design decisions are different. Here are some differences that are immediately obvious to me: Elemental has a focus on programmer convenience, while Laguna-PD has a focus on performance. Elemental: Only supports SIMD vector instructions and no other SIMD vector instructions. Handles dense and sparse matrices Is uniprocessor-only Is native Many of Elemental’s source b7e8fdf5c8
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The library follows the „vanilla” PLAPACK template. Primarily, this is a ROCm C++ extension for MTL, BLAS and LAPACK, with an auxiliary C++11 binding called „Elemental”, that is separate from ROCm itself. Many of the high-level interfaces are re-implemented, even if they may be described as „already there”. They are more intended for users to use and implement, rather than the building block itself, as they depend on a great variety of different underlying implementations and runtimes. The following broad areas of functionality are exposed by the library: Vector types, whether they be rectangular matrices, vectors, column vectors, or higher dimensional arrays. Basic arithmetic operators on vector types (copy, add, subtract, divide, multiply, etc) Multiplication and addition of matrices by vectors. Scatter/Gather communication. Distributed matrix-matrix multiplication. Dot product matrix-vector multiplication for generating the column vectors. These capabilities are designed to be easy to use and extend, as the library is intended to be used in conjunction with other frameworks. Aside from the built-in syntaxes, the library provides: Distributed-memory distributed algebra services (including repeated low-level operations, matrix-matrix and matrix-vector operations). A wide array of optional, entirely built-in supported implementations. Benchmarking information. Serialization methods and options. A debugger that allows one to single-step and inspect the memory allocation and structure of distributed matrices. The library also supports: Tensor types, whether they be 2- or N-dimensional array-like tensors (containers of vectors and matrices). Basic arithmetic operators on tensor types (copy, add, subtract, divide, multiply, etc) Scatter/Gather communication Tensor Transpose (genuine transposition). Distributed tensor-matrix multiplication. Distributed tensor-tensor multiplication (AND). Intensely scaling-fault-tolerant matrix-matrix multiplication. A capability for broadcasting along one or more dimensions. Tensor contraction and decomposition (inverted multiplication). The Elemental library is a formal part of the PLAPACK and FLAME projects. The main core team is listed here: John P. Antonoff
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It is possible to construct linear algebra operations across multiple nodes via the ‘Map’ and ‘Reduce’ abstractions. Elemental does not contain its own implementation of sparse and distributed linear algebra, but it rather provides its own Map and Reduce operations. Map: Elemental constructs a binary matrix and index map from two index sets that are communicated in the map operation. This operation is atomic and is invoked as part of map/reduce operations. There are two subkinds of map operations: Map subkind 1: Multi-dimensional Map: This operation uses 1 dimension to index rows and columns while the second dimension of the input matrix is indexed in another communication. It is the typical use case for element-by-element communication in Elemental. It is invoked in the following form: map Similarly, it can be mapped into a reduce operation as well. Map subkind 2: 1-dimensional Map: This operation uses a dimension to index both rows and columns, and should be invoked in the following form: map Reduce: Elemental’s implementation of the reduce operation is atomic, and uses the regular ternary ‘exchange’ operation to perform 2-way distributed matrix transposition. It is invoked as follows: reduce To optimize reduce operations, Elementals commit approach uses BFS algorithms for inter-node communication, and for nodes that are closer in the matrix, a more efficient BFS is used. Internally, Elemental uses a constant time algorithm for BFS and provides the option of using a BFS with variable hop count. However, in the the default case, the variable hop case performs much better than the constant hop case. Elemental contains built-in implementation of the LAPACK subroutines that it needs for the map and reduce operations. Elemental distributes operation: Elemental provides interface for Distributed Matrices, which is used for distributing a matrix across multiple nodes. It provides a combination of Map and Reduce operations that form a distributed matrix. The user of the distributed matrix is required to construct a transform matrix (call-site) that is used in the distributed matrix. Elemental handles distributed matrices with a ‘Restrict’ operation, which is invoked as follows:
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