Running Java code using MPI function

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I am new to MPI. I have implemented a few MPI programs using C language on windows. I want to know the way we can write C code with MPI function, is it possible with Java code? And if yes then which platform to use and what setting are required to make it run?

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gltaboada · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-31 17:37:19Z

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There are a few MPI Java implementations wich run seamlessly on multiple architectures. For instance, FastMPJ runs over TCP/IP, on shared memory machines, on InfiniBand Clusters, on Cray supercomputers, Myrinet/high-speed Open-MX clusters, etc... and any platform supported by Java.

Other MPI Java (MPJ) implementations are MPJ Express, which also runs over TCP/IP and shared memory, so virtually on most of the systems, and the Open MPI Java bindings.

answered Jan 31, 2014 at 17:37

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