Starting with OPEN-MPI in Java (Installation + Examples) -

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Can you give some links to start setting up the Open-MPI, which allows to write Java code (I.e. C and C ++ code instead of C). I was searching on the internet, but I did not succeed in finding a point to start.

This is where I started:

You can download one of the snapshots After, unpack it and read README.JAVA.txt . Here are two Java examples ( Hello.java and ring.java ).

You should be well on your way.


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