Jack wrote:
>
> I was just wondering if in your Google travels anyone has ever found
> such a thing. I mean, it seems to me that most languages with any sort
> of a user group, people put up sites saying, here's some nice code I've
> written that does something useful. Other people learn from it, etc. I
> haven't found that for MPI programs. I see tutorials, but no useful
> code. So I can now write code like in the tutorials, but I've never
> ectually seen a nicely written real MPI app to see how its done.
Well, a google search for: mpi code examples
produces very good results, but there doesn't
seem to be anything like a wiki for mpi.
Here is an example wiki for those unfamiliar
with the concept:
http://www.transcoding.org
If somebody wants me to set up a wiki for mpi
I would be happy to do it. Since I don't expect
the bandwidth for such a thing to be huge I could
even set it up on my server.
Of course, it would be up to the community to
put stuff there to make it useful.
It only takes about 15 minutes to set up a wiki.
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