# OpenMP & MPI

This is the collection of notes and codes of MPI/OpenMP Track of IHPCSS 2016 held by EPCC (Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre).

The whole lecture video of IHPCSS 2016 is available at <https://videolectures.net/ihpcss2016\\_ljubljana/>. For the MPI/OpenMP part, refer to <https://videolectures.net/david\\_henty/> taught by [Dr. David Henty](https://www.epcc.ed.ac.uk/about-us/our-team/dr-david-henty).

This repo contains notes about the lectures and codes of homework test, including pi calculation, traffic flow, and annual challenge laplace (still in progress). Folders are named after each topic of lectures, which are:

1. [MPI Overview](https://videolectures.net/ihpcss2016_henty_MPI_openMP_part1/)
2. [Message Passing Programming](https://videolectures.net/ihpcss2016_henty_MPI_openMP_part2/)
3. [OpenMP Overview](https://videolectures.net/ihpcss2016_henty_MPI_openMP_part3/)
4. [Work Sharing Directives](https://videolectures.net/ihpcss2016_henty_MPI_openMP_part4/)
5. [Annual Challenge](https://videolectures.net/ihpcss2016_henty_MPI_openMP_part5/)
6. [Introduction to OpenMP & Advanced OpenMP](https://videolectures.net/ihpcss2016_henty_MPI_openMP_part5/)
   1. Future Topics in OpenMP
   2. Tasks
   3. OpenMP and MPI hybrid

## TODO

There are many new courses emerged in archer cluster official website, which can be the addons of this section.

* [ ] [Advanced OpenMP in 2019 UofM](https://www.archer.ac.uk/training/course-material/2019/06/AdvOpenMP-manch/)
* [ ] [Advanced OpenMP in 2021 EPCC](https://www.archer2.ac.uk/training/courses/211005-advanced-openmp/)
* [ ] [Archer2 Materials | More than OpenMP & MPI](https://www.archer2.ac.uk/training/materials/)


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