chapel-examples's Introduction

Chapel

Chapel is a modern programming language that is...

parallel: contains first-class concepts for concurrent and parallel computation
productive: designed with programmability and performance in mind
portable: runs on laptops, clusters, the cloud, and HPC systems
scalable: supports locality-oriented features for distributed memory systems
open-source: hosted on GitHub, permissively licensed

As I got to know the language more, I found it much simpler and familiar language. It is very much similiar to the python/C++ programming languages and people who already learnt or in process of learning should try this language out.

Compilaton

All programs are compiled by the following command- chpl -o array array.chpl

Note-

Installation of chapel and setting the path from the terminal is required for compilation of chapel programs.

Examples

2Darray - Implementation of 2D array and nested for loop is displayed in the example. Also by this example, we can understand multi-array mechanism in Chapel.
array - Implementation of array and simple for loop can be seen here.
Basic maths operations Implementation of basic mathematical operations like sum, difference, product and division is present in this example.
classes - Implementation of classes to find fibonacci series
dataTypes - Different primitive data types are implemented in this example.
nestedIfElse - Implementation of nested If-Else can be seen in this example.
procedures - Procedures/function can be seen in this example, also how a main procedure/function can also be seen in the example.
select - Implementation of "select case"/"switch case"

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