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In this paper we present research on applying a domain specific high-level abstractions (HLA) development strategy with the aim to “future-proof” a key class of high performance computing (HPC) applications that simulate hydrodynamics computations at AWE plc. We build on an existing high-level abstraction framework, OPS, that is being developed for the solution of multi-block structured mesh-based applications at the University of Oxford. OPS uses an “active library” approach where a single a...
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- Volume:
- 8966
- Pages:
- 85-104
- Series:
- Lecture Notes in Computer Science
- Publication date:
- 2015-01-01
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0302-9743
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uuid:9fc34944-8799-498d-ad8d-ae3607acb6d2
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543257
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- 978-3-319-17248-4
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- 2015
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Performance analysis of a high-level abstractions-based hydrocode on future computing systems
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