How can I use MPI?

[gbliu]

Hellow everyone,

I installed the Parallel Studio XE 2011 non-commercial verison for linux on a linux cluster (64bit, non-root mode). However, after installation I found that there were no MPI compiler. I note that there is a "Intel Cluster Studio 2011 for Linux" which contains MPI, but it seems there is no non-commercial version of it.

How can I use MPI? Can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance!

[Dmitry_K_Intel2]

There is evaluation version of the Cluster Studio 2011.
I'm not sure about non-commercial version, but there is RTO MPI library which you can download for free.

Regards!
Dmitry

[helires]

Hello Gbliu,

There are also two good public-domain MPI codes: MPICH2 and Openmpi.

Regards,

[Michal_Kvasnicka]

Dmitry, could you add some relevant links, please?

Michal

[Dmitry_K_Intel2]

I'd add the following links:
hpcwire.com
Inside HPC
Scalability.org
beowulf.org

And of cause you can find a lot more, for example: blogs.oracle.com/HPC or just a tutorial.

Regards!
Dmitry

[Michal_Kvasnicka]

sorry for confusing ...

In my previous post I meant links for Intel RTO MPI download, not for MPI general info sites.

[Dmitry_K_Intel2]

Michal,

Please try this link. 'Resources' tab - look for "Download Free Runtime Environment Kit".

Regards!
Dmitry