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Phylanx Report: July 2019

  By aserio August 5, 2019 August 9, 2019 Phylanx, Project Report

The twenty-third month of work focused on work in the following areas:

  • Refactoring
    • HPX
    • Atria Tree
    • Gantt Chart
  • 4D tensor support in Phylanx
  • Support for distributed Phylanx execution

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Tagged   HPX, Phylanx, Project Report
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Phylanx Seminar: Distributed Object in HPX

  By aserio May 1, 2019 May 1, 2019 Phylanx, Seminar

Often when writing distributed applications, a user will want to represent a large data set as a single object, despite not fitting in memory on a single node. In order to address this use case, Weile Wei and Maxwell Reeser Continue reading

Tagged   HPX, Seminar, Video
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Compiling and Running Blazemark

  By aserio November 29, 2018 November 29, 2018 Phylanx

By Shahrzad Shirzad

Blazemark is the benchmark suite for Blaze library. In order to compile and run Blazemark with HPX backend, take the following steps: Continue reading

Tagged   Blaze, C++, HPX, Phylanx
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Phylanx Seminar: Plugging into the Power of Phylanx

  By aserio September 10, 2018 September 10, 2018 Phylanx, Seminar

On Thursday, Hartmut demonstrated how the Phylanx project implements primitives by creating an add “primitive” example independent Phylanx. He started with an empty file and built a small model of Continue reading

Tagged   C++, HPX, Phylanx, Primitives, Seminar, Video
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