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Re: "Mass**" goes to infinity as v approaches c.     

Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile · Search for Vectori in alt.philosophy
Author: Painius
Date: Sep 3, 2008 14:33

... within the realm of science. Speed is scalar, and velocity is vectorial. That just means that speed has one value only, the rate of... of motion. The speed of electromagnetic radiation, "c", is not a vectorial quantity in E = mc^2. It is scalar. Yes, i ... if you like. "c" is a scalar speed, not a vectorial velocity. happy days and... starry starry nights! -- Indelibly yours, ...
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Re: ELEMENTAL functions and performance     

Group: comp.lang.fortran · Group Profile · Search for Vectori in comp.lang.fortran
Author: Gary Scott
Date: Jul 30, 2008 18:52

...don't know if this is the case with ELEMENTAL, however these functions will be called a lot of times, so it's not a good idea if they are slow. The code will run on parallel vectorial supercomputers. According to these informations, what would you suggest me to do? Try it both ways with a test program, and tell us which is better on the machine(s) and compiler(s...
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Re: ELEMENTAL functions and performance     

Group: comp.lang.fortran · Group Profile · Search for Vectori in comp.lang.fortran
Author: Dick Hendrickson
Date: Jul 30, 2008 18:28

.... I don't know if this is the case with ELEMENTAL, however these functions will be called a lot of times, so it's not a good idea if they are slow. The code will run on parallel vectorial supercomputers. According to these informations, what would you suggest me to do? Try it both ways with a test program, and tell us which is better on the machine(s) and compiler(s) you ...
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Re: ELEMENTAL functions and performance     

Group: comp.lang.fortran · Group Profile · Search for Vectori in comp.lang.fortran
Author: John Harper
Date: Jul 30, 2008 14:19

.... I don't know if this is the case with ELEMENTAL, however these functions will be called a lot of times, so it's not a good idea if they are slow. The code will run on parallel vectorial supercomputers. According to these informations, what would you suggest me to do? Try it both ways with a test program, and tell us which is better on the machine(s) and compiler(s) you used. -- ...
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Re: [9fans] current state of thread programming     

Group: comp.os.plan9 · Group Profile · Search for Vectori in comp.os.plan9
Author: tlaronde
Date: Jul 30, 2008 13:08

...problems. It is not mere parallelism, it is a way of using/dealing with concurrency (a form of parallelism). Real world example (about "parallelism", not CSP): geometrical application, vectorial data, transforming "spaghettis" into topologically correct data (connected edges). I had debugged an existing program. It was finally giving an acceptable result, but it was not scalable. The ...
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Re: ELEMENTAL functions and performance     

Group: comp.lang.fortran · Group Profile · Search for Vectori in comp.lang.fortran
Author: Mark Westwood
Date: Jul 30, 2008 04:49

... because they make optimization more difficult for the compiler. I don't know if this is the case with ELEMENTAL, however these functions will be called a lot of times, so it's not a good idea if they are slow. The code will run on parallel vectorial supercomputers. According to these informations, what would you suggest me to do? Thanks, Best Regards, deltaquattro
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Re: ELEMENTAL functions and performance     

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Author: Daniel Kraft
Date: Jul 30, 2008 00:37

...'t know if this is the case with ELEMENTAL, however these functions will be called a lot of times, so it's not a good idea if they are slow. The code will run on parallel vectorial supercomputers. According to these informations, what would you suggest me to do? Thanks, Hi, I can't tell what your compiler does, but if you call the ELEMENTAL function on scalars I think it is ...
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Re: ELEMENTAL functions and performance     

Group: comp.lang.fortran · Group Profile · Search for Vectori in comp.lang.fortran
Author: rusi_pathan
Date: Jul 29, 2008 21:24

... if this is the case with ELEMENTAL, however these functions will be called a lot of times, so it's not a good idea if they are slow. The code will run on parallel vectorial supercomputers. According to these informations, what would you suggest me to do? Thanks, Best Regards, deltaquattro I think one the purpose of having elemental functions was that compilers can ...
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ELEMENTAL functions and performance     

Group: comp.lang.fortran · Group Profile · Search for Vectori in comp.lang.fortran
Author: deltaquattro
Date: Jul 29, 2008 09:57

... on performance, because they make optimization more difficult for the compiler. I don't know if this is the case with ELEMENTAL, however these functions will be called a lot of times, so it's not a good idea if they are slow. The code will run on parallel vectorial supercomputers. According to these informations, what would you suggest me to do? Thanks, Best Regards, deltaquattro
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