Hello all,
I have the following simple MPI code. I was
wondering if there was a workaround for sending a dynamically allocated
2-D matrix? Currently I can send the matrix row-by-row, however, since
rows are not contiguous I cannot send the entire matrix at once. I
realize one option is to change the malloc to act as one contiguous
block but can I keep the matrix definition as below and still send the
entire matrix in one go?
You could just use a malloc to create a dynamic array and treat it as a matrix:
int* pseudmatrix
pseudomatrix = (int*)malloc(sizeof(int)*rows*collums);
and then, to access row i and collum j:
result = pseudomatrix[i+j*rows];
This matrix can be easily sent in just one message
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