I'm interested in the following example (3x speedup), and is it possible to read more details about their project? (From the hpcwire article) "During his talk, Edelman presented an example in which a group of…
Gfortran is very nice, but I recommend a recent version (at least ver >= 7) rather than old versions (e.g. ver 4.4, which may still be the default on CentOS 6 etc). For performance, I guess Intel fortran is probably…
Just out of curiosity, what do you use for calling Fortran from Python (e.g. f2py, ctypes)? Do you have any suggestion about how to combine them together (e.g., for parallel calculations)?
The original website is here https://wg5-fortran.org/ and the temporary survey result (as of 2017-10) can be downloaded here http://isotc.iso.org/livelink/livelink?func=ll&objId=1929365...
I'm interested in the following example (3x speedup), and is it possible to read more details about their project? (From the hpcwire article) "During his talk, Edelman presented an example in which a group of…
Gfortran is very nice, but I recommend a recent version (at least ver >= 7) rather than old versions (e.g. ver 4.4, which may still be the default on CentOS 6 etc). For performance, I guess Intel fortran is probably…
Just out of curiosity, what do you use for calling Fortran from Python (e.g. f2py, ctypes)? Do you have any suggestion about how to combine them together (e.g., for parallel calculations)?
The original website is here https://wg5-fortran.org/ and the temporary survey result (as of 2017-10) can be downloaded here http://isotc.iso.org/livelink/livelink?func=ll&objId=1929365...