I have some nested loops I'd like to execute in parallel. The
sequential pseudocode would look something like
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def func( p1: Array[T](2), n: Int){
val region = p1.region;
val dist: Dist{rank==2} = Dist.makeBlock(region,0);
val p = old_p as Array[T](dist);
val arry = old_arry as Array[Double]{rank==1};
val tmp = Array.makeVar[T](dist, ((i,j):Point) => new T());
for (var i...){
for(var j = 0 to n){
r = 0.0;
for (var k = 0 to n){
val b = (j*k)%n;
r = r + p(k,i).field * arry(b);
}
tmp(j,i) = r;
}
}
for (var i...)
for(var j = 0 to n)
p1(i,j) = new T ( tmp(i,j) );
} /* func */
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I have tried the following, which compiles but throw BPE
where noted (*)
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def func( p1: Array[T](2), n: Int){
val region = p1.region;
val dist: Dist{rank==2} = Dist.makeBlock(region,0);
val p = old_p as Array[T](dist);
val arry = old_arry as Array[Double]{rank==1};
val tmp = Array.makeVar[T](dist, ((i,j):Point) => new T());
finish for ( plc in dist.places() ) async (plc){
for (var i...){
for(var j = 0 to n){
r = 0.0;
for (var k = 0 to n){
val b = (j*k)%n;
r = r + p(k,i).field * arry(b); // (*)
BPE thrown here
}
tmp(j,i) = r;
}
}
} /* finish async */
for (var i...)
for(var j = 0 to n)
p1(i,j) = new T ( tmp(i,j) ); // (*) BPE thrown here
====================================
How can I determine which values are in the wrong place? I apparently
have a distribution wrong.
Thanks for the help.
Jim
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