These are the files and dirs in the gemtc project:
/Swift Integration
Adding a GeMTC app into swift is a multistep process.
Before adding into Swift make sure that you have a C driver program testing the GeMTC code.
Create GeMTC driven by C
Add GeMTC to gemtc large switch statement
Some notes that need to cleaned up:
Notes on adding new apps
Adding new APPS step #1 add to switch on subcommand
I create a new entry in the switch command by duplicating the sleep catch:
These lines need to change:
set sup [ gemtc::gemtc_sleep_begin {*}$args ]
if { [ catch { gemtc_put_sleep $rule_id $command $sup } e ] } {
/CPUAPI
Same idea as dummy api. CPU may actually launch tasks on CPU, need to double check on this.
DataMovement.cu
/Kernels
This dir contains the micro-kernels found in gemtc. Micro-kernels are precompiled applications built into gemtc that are available for workers to execute.
/MICAPI
Same idea as /XEONPHI but may be interface to this need to double check.
Makefile
Build file for various tests, needs to be fixed.
/Queues
The queue implementations found in gemtc.
README.md
SuperKernel.cu
/Tests
This dir contains gemtc performance tests and micro-kernel testing scripts.
apps
/bin
Contains binary executables.
build.sh
This file builds a .so file of the latest gemtc code. Maybe this should live somewhere else.
c_wrapper_join
Obsolute, may move soon.
/documentation
Contains documentation that can be quickly published to the web.
/dummyAPI
A CPU implementation of gemtc, tasks don't touch GPU.
gemtc.cu
Incorporates the gemtc api.
gemtc.o
gemtc.so
libgemtc.so
Some of the latest shared object files, shouldn't live in root, will move soon.
/malloc
Dir supporting dynamic memory allocation.
misc
/papers
Not always up to date, but latest paper drafts and pdfs.
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent