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Programs with parallelism support will take the --parallel command line option as follows:

--parallel=<type>:<option>=<value>:<option>=<value>:...

for example, for the distributed parallelism model: --parallel=dc:localhost:9990

=== Local Machine (multiple cores) ===
Not yet implemented, please use Distributed Computing

=== Distributed Computing ===



=== MPI ===
Sorry, we haven't had a chance to finish this yet. For the moment you will have to use the Distributed Computing mode on clusters.

Parallel Processing in EMAN2

EMAN2 uses a modular strategy for running commands in parallel. That is, you can choose different ways to run EMAN2 programs in parallel, depending on your environment. Unfortunately, as of May, 2009, the parallelism infrastructure is just beginning to come together. This should be gradually fleshed out over summer 2009. At the moment, only one parallelism infrastructure is fully functional.

Programs with parallelism support will take the --parallel command line option as follows:

--parallel=<type>:<option>=<value>:<option>=<value>:...

for example, for the distributed parallelism model: --parallel=dc:localhost:9990

Local Machine (multiple cores)

Not yet implemented, please use Distributed Computing

Distributed Computing

MPI

Sorry, we haven't had a chance to finish this yet. For the moment you will have to use the Distributed Computing mode on clusters.

EMAN2/Parallel (last edited 2023-04-15 02:03:25 by SteveLudtke)