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Instructor: Alex Razoumov (WestGrid)
Title: Parallel programming in Chapel
This is a general introduction to the main concepts of the Chapel parallel programming language. Chapel is a relatively new language for both shared- and distributed-memory programming, with easy-to-use, high-level abstractions that make it ideal for learning parallel programming for a novice HPC user.
Target audience: general
Course plan:
- introduction to Chapel basic language features
- task parallelism (mostly on single node)
- data parallelism (both on single and multiple nodes)
Duration: 6 hours
Level: beginner
Prerequisites: None