Am Freitag, den 20.02.2009, 10:40 -0600 schrieb Atmam Ta:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to evaluate ocaml for a project involving large scale
> numerical calculations. We would need parallel processing, i.e. a
> library that distributes jobs accross multiple processors within a
> machine and accross mult
2009/2/20 Atmam Ta :
> My question is: is ocaml good for parallel processing / hreaded computation,
> are there (mature) libraries or tools that let developers make use of
> multicore and multimachine environments?
For heavy-duty linear algebra you might want to use Lacaml:
http://ocaml.info/ho
Atmam,
I've had some luck using OCaml with MPI (using the OCamlMPI library at
http://caml.inria.fr/cgi-bin/hump.en.cgi?contrib=401 ). That may not
satisfy your needs as far as multi-core goes, but perhaps it will. I
can't speak to the speed of the interface (my operations were
compute-bound on t
2009/2/20 Atmam Ta :
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to evaluate ocaml for a project involving large scale numerical
> calculations. We would need parallel processing, i.e. a library that
> distributes jobs accross multiple processors within a machine and accross
> multiple PCs.
> Speed and easy programabili
Atmam Ta writes:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to evaluate ocaml for a project involving large scale numerical
> calculations. We would need parallel processing, i.e. a library that
> distributes jobs accross multiple processors within a machine and accross
> multiple PCs.
> Speed and easy programability
Hi,
I am trying to evaluate ocaml for a project involving large scale numerical
calculations. We would need parallel processing, i.e. a library that
distributes jobs accross multiple processors within a machine and accross
multiple PCs.
Speed and easy programability are important. I have tried to
