I've been using the oldish (2003) mpijava of late.
It holds up pretty well with modern mpis, but certain
jvms persist in causing extra copies, using SEGV as
a means of process control, etc.
If you don't need "true" sun java compatibility, you
can also use gcj (gcc suite) or titanium (berkeley)
in
On May 23, 2006, at 11:04 AM, Luigi Paioro wrote:
Hello!
A quick question.
Is anybody developing the OpenMPI bindings for Perl, Python and Java?
I don't think anyone is developing bindings for Open MPI's internal
functions for Perl, Python, or Java. However, if all you want is MPI
bindi
There are various projects out there that provide bindings in different
languages -- most (if not all?) simply layer on top of the native C
bindings, so you should be able to run them with Open MPI (disclaimer: I
have not tried any of these).
I know that I have seen MPI bindings for Java (there's
