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IBM Parallel Environment (PE) Developer Edition

by Dino Quintero, Akmal Chaudhri, Feng Dong, Jose Higino, Peter Mayes, Kleber Sacilotto de Souza, Wainer dos Santos Moschetta, Xiao Tian Xu

February 2013

Intermediate to advanced

204 pages

5h 12m

English

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1.1 Overview1.2 Features1.3 Supported operating systems (software)1.4 Supported hardware1.5 Eclipse basics1.5.1 What is Eclipse?1.5.2 Eclipse architecture1.5.3 Eclipse terms and concepts1.6 Project types
2.1 Parallel Environment Runtime Edition components2.1.1 Parallel Operating Environment (POE)2.1.2 IBM Message Passing Interface (IBM MPI)2.1.3 IBM Parallel Active Messaging Interface (PAMI)2.1.4 Low-level application programming interface (LAPI)2.1.5 Command line parallel debugger (pdb)2.2 Parallel Environment Developer Edition components2.2.1 Eclipse, PTP, CDT and Photran2.2.2 IBM specific add-ons in the IBM PE Developer Edition
3.1 Cluster design overview3.1.1 HPC scenario based on IBM POWER Systems platform3.1.2 HPC scenario based on x86 platform3.1.3 IBM additional other software components for HPC solution3.2 Developing parallel applications3.2.1 Programming models3.2.2 Most used frameworks and libraries
4.1 Software requirements4.2 PEDE packaging considerations4.2.1 Package contents4.2.2 Additional software4.3 Installation4.3.1 AIX 7.14.3.2 RHEL 6 (on IBM POWER)4.3.3 SLES 11 SP2 or RHEL 6.2 (x86_64)4.4 Post-installation set up4.4.1 Quick Parallel Environment Runtime tuning4.4.2 GPFS tunable parameters affecting HPC performance4.4.3 HPC Cluster verifications4.4.4 Customizing the environment
5.1 Available project scenarios5.1.1 Synchronized5.1.2 Remote5.1.3 Local5.2 Creating a new parallel application5.3 Importing an existing parallel application5.4 Building and running an application5.4.1 Building (using targets)5.4.2 Running5.5 Edit features of Eclipse5.6 Debugging using Eclipse5.7 Integrating external applications
6.1 Tuning tools6.1.1 Preparing the application for profiling6.1.2 Creating a profile launch configuration6.1.3 Hardware Performance Monitoring6.1.4 MPI profiling and trace6.1.5 OpenMP profiling6.1.6 I/O profiling6.1.7 X Windows Performance Profiler6.2 Debugging6.2.1 Parallel Static Analysis6.2.2 Eclipse PTP Parallel debugger
7.1 Profiling and tuning hints for sPPM7.1.1 A glance at the application sPPM7.1.2 Use gprof to view the profiling data7.1.3 Using binary instrumentation for MPI profiling7.1.4 Use OpenMP profiling to identify if the workload for threads7.2 Profiling and analyzing Gadget 27.3 Analyzing a ScaLAPACK routine using the HPCT Toolkit7.3.1 The Structure of ScaLAPACK7.3.2 The build process7.3.3 CPU profiling7.3.4 HPM profiling7.3.5 MPI profiling

General environment variablesVariables related to hardware performance countersVariables related to MPI profilingVariables related to I/O profilingVariables relating to OpenMP profiling
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This publication helps strengthen the position of IBM® software solutions and enables for High Performance Computing (hardware, software, and tools) with a well-defined and documented deployment model within an IBM environment. As a result, customers receive a planned foundation for dynamic infrastructure for parallel High Performance Computing (HPC) applications.

This IBM Redbooks® publication addresses topics to take advantage of the strengths of IBM PE Developers Edition for HPC applications. The objective is to solve customer's challenges and maximize systems' throughput, performance, and management. This publication examines the tools, utilities, documentation, and other resources available to help the IBM technical teams provide solutions and support for IBM HPC solutions in an IBM hardware environment.

This IBM Redbooks is targeted toward technical professionals (consultants, technical support staff, IT Architects, and IT Specialists) responsible for providing HPC solutions and support.

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IBM Parallel Environment (PE) Developer Edition

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