Predict the performance of physics codes
We are releasing a new lighter version of PPT, called as ppt_lite.
- Gopinath (Nath) Chennupati (gchennupati@lanl.gov)
- Nanadakishore Santhi (nsanthi@lanl.gov)
- Stephen Eidenbenz (eidenben@lanl.gov)
- Robert Joseph (Joe) Zerr (rzerr@lanl.gov)
- Massimiliano (Max) Rosa (maxrosa@lanl.gov)
- Richard James Zamora (rjzamora@lanl.gov)
- Eun Jung (EJ) Park (ejpark@lanl.gov)
- Balasubramanya T (Balu) Nadiga (balu@lanl.gov)
- Jason Liu (luix@cis.fiu.edu)
- Kishwar Ahmed
- Mohammad Abu Obaida
- Yehia Arafa (yarafa@nmsu.edu)
- Atanu Barai (atanu@nmsu.edu)
PPT depends on another LANL licensed open source software package named SIMIAN PDES located at https://github.com/pujyam/simian.
Simian relies on python package greenlet pip install greenlet
PPT installation is simple, just checkout the code as follows
git clone https://github.com/lanl/PPT.git
Let's assume the PPT is cloned into your home directory (/home/user/PPT) In the code directory PPT is organized in three main layers:
- hardware -- contains the models for various CPUs and GPUs, interconnects,
- middleware -- contains the models for MPI, OpenMP, etc.
- apps -- contains various examples. These examples are the stylized pseudo (mini) apps for various open sourced physics codes.
For example, we run SNAP simulator in serial with one of the PPT hardware models as follows:
cd ~/PPT/code/apps/snapsim
python snapsim-orig.py in >> out
where, in and out in the above command are input and output files of SNAPsim.
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- Code Name: Performance Prediction Toolkit, C17098
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