PC40 UPC Project

This project is for the PC40 class ("Parallelized computing") and is written in Unified Parallel C.

Compilation and installation

To compile and use it, you will need to install upc-runtime. You can follow Berkeley Lab's instructions or use my own install scripts to get it. If you wish to compile the code offline, you will need to also install upc-translator, for which you can follow my instructions or head to the official repository.

Once you have a way to compile upc, you will also need GNU Make and git.

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/adri326/pc40-upc
cd pc40-upc

# Build and hope for the best
make -j

If you only have gcc, then you will need to replace the last line by make -j CC=/usr/bin/gcc. Additionally, if your C compiler does not support c99 by default, you will need to add CFLAGS="-std=c99" as a parameter to make.

All of the executables will be built and exported to the build/ directory. Refer to the report for information on what each do.

To run the executables exported by upcc, you will need to run upcrun -q build/EXECUTABLE.