NWChem aims to provide its users with computational chemistry tools that are scalable both in their ability to treat large scientific computational chemistry problems efficiently, and in their use of available parallel computing resources from high-performance parallel supercomputers to conventional workstation clusters.
This is a very preliminary version of a code generator for tensor transposes. The intended application is the coupled-cluster codes in NWChem, but any related program which does quantum many-body computations may benefit from it.
It will be some time before I attempt to make this code useful for
... [More] anyone else. That means there is no technical support and no documentation, nor do I even expect this code to work for you.
Jeff Hammond, July 2008
This repository also includes Fettuccine (Fast thrEaded Tensor Transposes Using C and Cuda In Nvidia devicEs), which is a combined effort by Tom Henretty (OSU) and myself.
Jeff Hammond, August 2008
While I'm far from finished with the transpose library, I'm starting to work on true native-dimension tensor contractions instead of transpose-transpose-dgemm-transpose. Consistent with the theme, this library is going to be called Macaroni (Multidimensional Array Contraction...)
Jeff Hammond, September 2008 [Less]
A1 is a completely new implementation of ARMCI-like one-sided communication, i.e. an alternative runtime system for the Global Arrays Toolkit, that supports Blue Gene/P via DCMF.
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