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== Technology Demonstrations == | == Technology Demonstrations == | ||
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* 1. | * 1. [https://www.dropbox.com/s/tr415n3y02fgsky/HalideDTECDemo.mp4?dl=0 D-TEC: Halide DSL for stencil computations video] | ||
* 2. | * 2. [http://www.cs.rice.edu/~johnmc/x-stack/degas-hpctoolkit-xstack-2016.mp4 DEGAS: HPCToolkit] | ||
* 3. | * 3. [http://www.cs.rice.edu/~johnmc/x-stack/piper-video-hpctoolkit-xstack-2016.mp4 PIPER: Measuring and Attributing Performance of Applications that Employ Emerging Template-based Parallel Programming Models] | ||
== Breakout Sessions == | == Breakout Sessions == | ||
Revision as of 18:12, April 12, 2016
Meeting Information
When: April 6-7, 2016
Where: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Meeting Agenda
Meeting Presentations April 6
- 1. X-Stack PI Meeting Welcome and Goals (Vivek Sarkar and Sonia Sachs)
- 2. DEGAS: Dynamic Exascale Global Address Space (Yili Zheng)
- 3. The D-TEC Project (Dan Quinlan and Saman Amarasinghe)
- 4. Traleika Glacier (Josh Fryman)
- 5. XPRESS Project (Ron Brightwell)
- 6. PIPER: Performance Insights for Programmers and Exascale Runtimes (Todd Gamblin)
- 7. SLEEC (Milind Kulkarni)
- 8. Corvette (Koushik Sen)
- 9. X-TUNE (Mary Hall)
- 10. Vancouver (Jeffrey Vetter)
- 11. ARES (Jeffrey Vetter)
Meeting Presentations April 7
- 1. Next Generation AMR: An Application Developer’s Perspective (Ann Almgren)
- 2. Future Programming Challenges for DOE from the Applica/on Developer Perspective (David Richards)
- 3. Distributed Learning Dynamics Convergence in Routing Games (Alexander Bayen)
Technology Demonstrations
- 1. D-TEC: Halide DSL for stencil computations video
- 2. DEGAS: HPCToolkit
- 3. PIPER: Measuring and Attributing Performance of Applications that Employ Emerging Template-based Parallel Programming Models