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how-to-run modified authored Sep 15, 2016 by otintopr's avatar otintopr
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# How to use the Computational Kernel Analysis Tool
I've tried to use tool as simple as possible to be used in Marenostrum 3 but definitely it won't work anywhere else without a good number of modifications.
I've tried to make the tool usage in Marenostrum 3 as simple as possible (out-of-the-box) but definitely it won't work anywhere else without a good number of modifications.
Here the steps to follow to evaluate a kernel:
1. Clone the repository to local workstation
......@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ cd ComputationalKernelAnalysisTool
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4. Modify the file (or not) in src/kernels.f90 and write the kernel that you want to analyze in the line with the comment ``! Line (do not remove this comment )``.
You can use A,B,C,D arrays and pa,pb,pc,pd parameters and jj,kk indices. (Be careful it has to compile or otherwise it will not work.)
You can use **A**,**B**,**C**,**D** arrays and **pa**,**pb**,**pc**,pd parameters and **jj**,**kk** indices for the arrays. (Be careful it has to compile or otherwise it will not work.)
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module kernels
! Double Precision -----------------------------------------------------
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