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A modern interface for implementing bulk-synchronous parallel programs.

Home Page: https://jwbuurlage.github.io/Bulk/

License: MIT License

CMake 3.99% C++ 95.88% Makefile 0.12%
distributed-memory high-performance-computing mpi parallel-algorithm parallel-computing

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bulk's Issues

.gitignore malformed?

Hi,

Thank you for making this great software package! While I was searching through my directories, ripgrep complained that the .gitignore file is malformed:

line 1: error parsing glob '**.swp': invalid use of **; must be one path component

Should it not be *.swp?

Sync not idempotent w.r.t. queues

Seeing the source comment on World::sync, it is clear that it is intended behaviour for World::sync to clear message queues, but this was unexpected for me. I searched the web documentation but couldn't find that behaviour made explicit (but I admin I didn't reread all documentation).

As the documentation for queue describes it as an inbox, maybe it makes more sense to consume messages by iterating over them? (Unfortunately, I don't know whether side effects for iterators as implemented in C++ are idiomatic...)

For context: I now have two supersteps sending messages intended for the third superstep, so without commenting out the queue clearing in World::sync and exposing the queue implementation's clear method, I would have to manually buffer the messages in the second superstep.

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