Here are my ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter contributions:
Between issues 301 and 400 I acted as the co-editor for the ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter.
- Labeling MPI Output ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 421 [November 11, 2011]
- Debugging Python Code Which Uses MPI ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 415 [September 24, 2010]
- Using PuTTY SCP ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 413 [July 1, 2010]
- Debug Output for C Applications ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 407 [September 25, 2009]
- Working with Long Term Storage ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 400 [February 6, 2009]
- Resolving Linker Errors - Part IV ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 399 [January 16, 2009]
- Finding Optimization Options ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 397 [November 7, 2008]
- The C99 restrict Type ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 396 [October 17, 2008]
- Viewing the Stack with gdb ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 394 [September 05, 2008]
- Using atexit for Debugging ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 392 [August 08, 2008]
- Another PBS Dependencies Article ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 391 [July 25, 2008]
- Handling Little Endian Files with XLF ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 389 [June 27, 2008]
- SSE Optimization, Compiler Feedback ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 388 [June 13, 2008]
- Using PAPI with PMPI for Performance Measurement ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 385 [April 25, 2008]
- Matlab Functions on the Command Line ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 381 [Feb 22, 2008]
- Running Multiple Serial Executables from a PBS script ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 378 [Jan 25, 2008]
- PGI Floating Point Traps ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 377 [Jan 11, 2008]
- Fortran Floating Point Traps for Linux ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 376 [Dec 14, 2007]
- PathScale Debugging Flags ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 373 [Nov 2, 2007]
- Introduction to PAPI ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 373 [Nov 2, 2007]
- Resolving Linker Errors - Part III ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 367 [Aug 10, 2007]
- Resolving Linker Errors - Part II ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 364 [Jun 22, 2007]
- Resolving Linker Errors - Part I ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 363 [Jun 8, 2007]
- Better C++ Compiler Warnings ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 357 [Mar 9, 2007]
- IBM- 5 Tips for Building Applications on AIX ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 356 [Feb 23, 2007]
- Passing Environment Variables to Loadleveler Jobs ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 355 [Jan 26, 2007]
- Using gdb to Debug Running Programs ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 352 [Nov 10, 2006]
- Compiler Warnings ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 346 [Aug 18, 2006]
- Introduction to Modules for Environment Management ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 342 [Jun 23, 2006]
- Optimizing XD1 Codes with SSE Hardware Instructions ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 340 [May 12, 2006]
- Interactive Shell Nuances ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 338 [Apr 14, 2005]
- Error Checking in Job Scripts ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 331 [Dec 16, 2005]
- IBM: Multiple Program Multiple Data - Part I ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 330 [Dec 2, 2005]
- Introduction to PMPI Part II ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 329 [Nov 18, 2005]
- Introduction to PMPI Part I ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 328 [Nov 4, 2005]
- Your Own Personal SSH Configuration File ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 327 [Oct 21, 2005]
- IBM: Trace/BPT trap ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 326 [Oct 07, 2005]
- Chaining and PBS Dependencies ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 322 [Aug 12, 2005]
- XLF -qextname and -brename ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 318 [Jul 29, 2005]
- Floating Point Exception Handling with C99 ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 318 [Jun 18, 2005]
- Performance Statistics with libhpm ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 315 [May 6, 2005]
- IBM: Array Bounds Checking ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 314 [Apr 22, 2005]
- IBM XLF: Floating Point Exceptions and Traps ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 313 [Apr 8, 2005]
- Iceberg High Performance Switch ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 311 [Mar 14, 2005]
- Using Loadleveler Job Steps ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 306 [Jan 14, 2005]
- tcsh "autologout," Especially on the ARSC IBMs ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 306 [Dec 17, 2004]
- IBM: Running Jobs Interactively with Loadleveler ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 305 [Dec 3, 2004]
- IBM Lightweight Core Files ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 304 [Nov 19, 2004]
- Using Totalview with LoadLeveler on iceberg ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 303 [Nov 5, 2004]
- Retrieving Compile Information From an IBM Executable ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 299 [Sep 10, 2004]
- Using krcp ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 294 [June 25, 2004]
- Using TurboMPI 3.0 ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 289 [Mar 26, 2004]
- Bahls, Donald M.; Nudson, Oralee; Fallen, Christopher; Forbes, Liam; 2008. "Poster: Targeting Jitter: Identification and Reduction of Excess Operating System Noise on Commodity Clusters" Proceedings of the HPCMP Users Group Conference. Lorton, Virginia: High Performance Computing Modernization Program Office. July 15.
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ARSC Weather Page
Geophysical Institute
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UAF Department of Computer Science
UAF Department of Mathematics and Statistics
UAF Department of Mechanical Engineering
Other Related Sites
National Weather Service Fairbanks Office
mirrors.arsc.edu - ARSC's mirror of Linux distos, Cygwin, GNU software and other open source packages.
weather.arsc.edu - Operational Weather modeling at UAF on ARSC Systems.
smoke.arsc.edu - Smoke and particulate matter weather modeling at UAF.
IBM Links
Cell Broadband Engine Architecture forum
Cray
Cray Documentation Compiler and Environment Documentation
Oracle
Sun Developer Network
Sun Studio Compilers (for Solaris and Linux)
Sun Studio Compilers (Download)
MVAPICH Website
Pathscale Compilers
Pathscale Documentation
Portland Group Compilers
Portland Group Documentation
Totalview Technologies
Tau Performance Tools
ARSC how-to guide for midnight
UPC page at George Washington University
Berkeley UPC compiler
IBM's UPC compiler
modules on sourceforge
Misc Examples
BLUIsculpt:
While a student at UAF, I was a member of the BLUI project which is investigating computer user interface design in virtual reality environments. BLUIsculpt is a virtual sculpting program and the most well known product of the BLUI project. The source code for BLUIsculpt is available on sourceforge. BLUIsculpt is the brainchild of Bill Brody, Dr Chris Hartman, and Dr Glenn Chappell.Qubicle:
Qubicle was the main focus of the research I did while a student assistant at ARSC. Dr. Glenn G. Chappell (UAF CS department) was the inspiration behind this project and my mentor. Qubicle is an exploration into common object interfaces in Virtual Reality.
Links last checked 09/04/2005