| Schedule: | View OpenMPCon 2015 Program |
| Speaker: | Tim Mattson |
| Organisation: | Intel Corp. |
| Abstract*: | OpenMP is one of the most common parallel programming models in use today. It is relatively easy to use which makes it a great language to start with when learning to write parallel software. For this tutorial we assume you know C (OpenMP supports Fortran and C++, but we will restrict ourselves to C), are relatively new to parallel programming.
You will need access to an OpenMP compiler running on your laptop or a remote system you can log into*. The tutorial is based on Active learning! and will mix short lectures with short exercises. This tutorial is based on a long series of tutorials presented at Supercomputing conferences and the following people helped prepare the content: J. Mark Bull (the University of Edinburgh), Rudi Eigenmann (Purdue University), Barbara Chapman (University of Houston) and Larry Meadows, Sanjiv Shah, and Clay Breshears (Intel Corp). Some slides are based on a course I teach with Kurt Keutzer of UC Berkeley. * More information about OpenMP enabled compilers and remote login options will be published soon. |
* Provisional abstract.
