Congrats, Kyle! Well deserved.

Available at github.com/Quentin-Anth...

Contributions are welcome! I'll be slowly tackling roadmap items ourselves during my offtime.

I basically want functional pseudocode that students and self-learners can quickly run and play around with. How does latency increase with message size? How do collective algorithms differ? What’s the effect of warmup? Find out for yourself!

nanoMPI’s design is based on OpenMPI. The shortcomings of OpenMPI is that it’s built for a different purpose (modularity and performance), so it’s harder to get quick answers and results when needed compared to the purpose of nanoMPI (clarity and easy installation).

I consider nanoMPI to be a companion piece to conceptual MPI material (e.g. you read a description and see a visual of a ring allreduce, but what does this actually look like in code?)

nanoMPI serves the dual purpose of:
Providing a minimal implementation for HPC education
Testing distributed code on offline, local machines (I just wanna code on my laptop on a plane, not a remote HPC system)

C R A C K E D

I keep coming back to interstellar: youtu.be/YF1eYbfbH5k?...