GEANT on Transputer ???

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3 total messages Started by BOHN Fri, 23 Mar 1990 13:31

#511

Author: BOHN
Date: Fri, 23 Mar 1990 13:31

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Hello to all members of the transputer list,

Is there anybody, who occuppies with the portation and parallelisation
of the large GEANT-Program (develloped at CERN/Geneve) on transputers ?

I am very much interested in getting this program, because it is needed
for an very important project at our institute.

So, if you know, please answer the following questions :

        - How far are your results in the parallelisation of GEANT ?

        - What were the main proplems in the portation of GEANT to
          Transputer - Fortran ?

        - Is it only a single- or multi-transputer version ?

        - What is the minimum amount of RAM needed for running GEANT
          on transputers ?

        - Wich compiler version do you use ?
          We are using 3L Parallel Fortran 2.0.

It would be a great help, if anyone could put the actual version at my
disposal.

I look forward to receiving your answer and support as soon as possible.

Many thanks,
Kind regards,


Markus Bohn


Institut f. Kernphysik                          BITNET-Adress :
Universitaet Mainz
6500 Mainz                                      BOHN@DMZNAT51
W. Germany

Re: GEANT on Transputer ???

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Author: david jeffery
Date: Sat, 24 Mar 1990 20:25

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You should contact Dr Mick Storr or Dave jeffery at CERN for further
details

tel Suisse 22 767 6111

Re: GEANT on Transputer ???

#518

Author: Henk Uijterwaal
Date: Mon, 26 Mar 1990 20:19

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At a recent TP-workshop at CERN, a JM Thenard of LAPP gave a talk about
GEANT on TP's. They even have published a paper about it:

    A Multi-transputer environment for GEANT3.

    J.F.Badize et al.

    LAPP, 74941 Annecy-le-Vieux, France.

Sorry, no e-mail address.

Henk Uijterwaal.

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