Embedded Systems and the OpenMP® API
Embedded systems are used in fields as diverse as telecommunication systems, robotics, automotive, and medical applications. They are very heterogeneous and consist of multicore systems and accelerators.
Embedded systems are used in fields as diverse as telecommunication systems, robotics, automotive, and medical applications. They are very heterogeneous and consist of multicore systems and accelerators.
This blog post describes the strategy used to implement the OpenMP offload functionality in these DoE projects.
This blog describes how OpenMP has been used to parallelize object detection, motion planning, and visualization modules of the open source Autoware and Apollo software running on embedded systems.
SC20 was packed with OpenMP events, including talks, tutorials, the OpenMP booth talks (videos now available), and more ...
ECP SOLLVE, in conjunction with ORNL and NERSC, organised two OpenMP Hackathons to help teams use OpenMP to port and optimize their applications on GPUs, and in using OpenMP for energy-efficient processor architectures.
Speeding up drug discovery is urgently required and researchers around the world are using AutoDock 4.2 to identify novel drug candidates against COVID-19. This use case shows that the OpenMP API provides a useful and stable environment for node-level parallelization of AutoDock 4.2.
SC19 was packed with OpenMP events, including talks, tutorials, the OpenMP booth talks (videos now available), and more ...
The OpenMP hackathon held at Brookhaven National Laboratory involved eight application teams from US national labs and universities working to fully leverage pre-Exascale systems using the latest OpenMP features. The event was sponsored by the Exascale Computing Project (ECP), the OpenMP ARB, cOMPunity and the SOLLVE team.
ECP SOLLVE, in conjunction with ORNL and NERSC, are organizing two OpenMP Hackathons in July and August. We encourage participation of teams interested in using OpenMP to port and optimize their applications on GPUs, and in using OpenMP for energy-efficient processor architectures.
The OpenMP 5.0 specification is now available as a softcover book on Amazon. Authored by the OpenMP Architecture Review Board and edited by Michael Klemm and Bronis R. Supinski. ISBN-13: 978-1795759885