I just saw on Planet SAGE an example using the @parallel decorator.
This sounds very interesting, but is it only for SMP, ie multi core, or
can it be extended to work over a cluster?
It looks to me that using openMPI and mpi4Py is very complex. How
"easy" is it to use parallel python over a cluster? I suppose it works
by default on multi core. Is parallel python invoked when using
@parallel?
BTW, the more I play with SAGE, the more interesting it gets! Thanx to
all the SAGE developers for all your hard work! Now, I have to do some
work. I'm familiar with object oriented programming from c++ and java.
I need to figure out all this new python lingo: lists, tuples,
dictionaries, decorators, ..., seesh! Also, I use a lot of octave
code, so I need to figure out how to use numPy, sciPy and pyLab
instead. Is octave all that different?
TIA,
A. Jorge Garcia
http://calcpage.tripod.com
Teacher & Professor
Applied Mathematics, Physics & Computer Science
Baldwin Senior High School & Nassau Community College
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