Parallel Python

[Paul Boddie]

A.T.Hofkamp skrev:

Let me add a few cents to the discussion with this announcement:

[Notes about exec_proxy, batchlib and rthread]

I've added entries for these modules, along with py.execnet, to the
parallel processing solutions page on the python.org Wiki:

http://wiki.python.org/moin/ParallelProcessing

Thanks for describing your work to us!

Paul

 

[robert]

A.T.Hofkamp skrev:

Let me add a few cents to the discussion with this announcement:

[Notes about exec_proxy, batchlib and rthread]

I've added entries for these modules, along with py.execnet, to the
parallel processing solutions page on the python.org Wiki:

http://wiki.python.org/moin/ParallelProcessing

Thanks for describing your work to us!

Paul

as many libs are restriced to certain OS'es, and/or need/rely on
extension modules, few tags would probably improve: OS'es,
pure-python, dependeniess


Robert

 

[Paul Boddie]

as many libs are restriced to certain OS'es, and/or need/rely on
extension modules, few tags would probably improve: OS'es,
pure-python, dependeniess

I've added some platform notes, although the library dependencies of
various MPI and PVM solutions are sort of obvious, but I'll get round
to adding those at some point unless you beat me to it. ;-)

Paul

 

[parallelpython]

Looks interesting, but is there any way to use this for a cluster of
machines over a network (not smp)?

There are 2 major updates regarding Parallel Python: http://
www.parallelpython.com

1) Now (since version 1.2) parallel python software could be used for
cluster-wide parallelization (or even Internet-wide). It's also
renamed accordingly: pp (module is backward compatible with ppsmp)

2) Parallel Python became open source (under BSD license): http://
www.parallelpython.com/content/view/18/32/