MPI.NET
MPI.NET is a high-performance, easy-to-use implementation of
the Message Passing
Interface (MPI) for Microsoft's .NET environment. MPI is
the de facto standard for writing parallel programs running
on a distributed memory system, such as a compute cluster, and is
widely implemented. Most MPI implementations provide support for
writing MPI programs in C, C++, and Fortran. MPI.NET provides
support for all of the .NET languages (especially C#), and includes
significant extensions (such as automatic serialization of objects)
that make it far easier to build parallel programs that run on
clusters.
News
- June 19, 2008: The MPI.NET 0.9.0 release is now available,
bringing bug fixes and documentation improvements. Please visit our
download page to install this updated version
of MPI.NET.
- June 8, 2008: The MPI.NET 0.8.0 release is now
available, with a crucial bug fix for sending large, serialized
data types and some minor improvements to the documentation and
MPI. Please visit our download page
to install this updated version of MPI.NET.
- February 18, 2008: Douglas Gregor will be giving a talk
about MPI.NET at the
ACM SIGPLAN Symposium
on Principles and Practice of Parallel Programming (PPoPP
'08) this week in Salt Lake City, Utah.
- November 11, 2007: The MPI.NET 0.5.0 Technology Preview
release is now available, providing a high-performance,
easy-to-use MPI interface for C# and the other Microsoft .NET
languages. Please see our download page
for more information.
- April, 2007: We have begun development of a completely
new, open source MPI.NET library written in C#. This new MPI.NET
is based
on Boost.MPI,
and will provide a far more natural and expressive high-level
interface to MPI from C# and the other .NET languages. A preview
release of MPI.NET will be available here
for SC '07.
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