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Write A Program To Multiply Two NXN Using Pthreads.: Problem # 01

The document describes a C program that uses pthreads to multiply two NxN matrices in parallel. It defines three matrices MAT1, MAT2, and MAT3 to store the values of the first, second, and product matrices. It takes input from the user for the matrix sizes and values, checks if multiplication is possible based on the inner dimensions matching, and then creates a thread to calculate every other row of the product matrix in parallel while the main thread calculates the remaining rows.

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Write A Program To Multiply Two NXN Using Pthreads.: Problem # 01

The document describes a C program that uses pthreads to multiply two NxN matrices in parallel. It defines three matrices MAT1, MAT2, and MAT3 to store the values of the first, second, and product matrices. It takes input from the user for the matrix sizes and values, checks if multiplication is possible based on the inner dimensions matching, and then creates a thread to calculate every other row of the product matrix in parallel while the main thread calculates the remaining rows.

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PROBLEM # 01

Write a program to multiply two NxN using pthreads.


SOURCE CODE:
# include <stdio.h>
# include <pthread.h>

int MAT1[10][10];
int MAT2[10][10];
int MAT3[10][10];

int r1,c1,r2,c2;

void *thread_Multiply_Matrix(void *);

int main() {
pthread_t tid;
int iCount,jCount,kCount;

printf("Enter Number of Rows For Matrix 1 :");


scanf("%d",&r1);

printf("Enter Number of Columns For Matrix 1 :");


scanf("%d",&c1);

for(iCount=0;iCount<r1;iCount++) {
for(jCount=0;jCount<c1;jCount++) {
printf("Enter Mat1[%d][%d] :",iCount,jCount);
scanf("%d",&MAT1[iCount][jCount]); }}
printf("\n");

printf("Enter Numer of Rows For Matrix 2 :");


scanf("%d",&r2);

printf("Enter Number of Columns For Matrix 2 :");


scanf("%d",&c2);

for(iCount=0;iCount<r2;iCount++) {
for(jCount=0;jCount<c2;jCount++)
printf("Enter Mat2[%d][%d] :",iCount,jCount);
scanf("%d",&MAT2[iCount][jCount]); }}

if(c1!=r2) {
printf("Multipication of Matrix not Possible !!!"); }
else {
for(iCount=0;iCount<r1;iCount=iCount+2) {
for(jCount=0;jCount<c2;jCount=jCount+2) {

MAT3[iCount][jCount]=0; }}

pthread_create(&tid,NULL,thread_Multiply_Matrix,NULL);
for(iCount=0;iCount<r1;iCount=iCount+2) {
for(jCount=0;jCount<c2;jCount++) {
for(kCount=0;kCount<c1;kCount++) {
MAT3[iCount][jCount]+=MAT1[iCount][kCount] * MAT2[kCount][jCount]; }}}
pthread_join(tid,NULL); }
printf("\n Matrix 1 \n");

for(iCount=0;iCount<r1;iCount++) {
for(jCount=0;jCount<c1;jCount++) {
printf("%d \t",MAT1[iCount][jCount]); }
printf("\n"); }
printf("\n Matrix 2 \n");

for(iCount=0;iCount<r2;iCount++) {
for(jCount=0;jCount<c2;jCount++) {
printf("%d \t",MAT2[iCount][jCount]); }
printf("\n"); }
printf("\n Multipication of Matrix ...\n");

for(iCount=0;iCount<r1;iCount++) {
for(jCount=0;jCount<c2;jCount++) {
printf("%d \t",MAT3[iCount][jCount]); }
printf("\n"); }
return 0; }
void *thread_Multiply_Matrix(void *para) {
int iCount,jCount,kCount;
for(iCount=1;iCount<r1;iCount=iCount+2) {
for(jCount=0;jCount<c2;jCount++) {
for(kCount=0;kCount<c1;kCount++) {
MAT3[iCount][jCount]+=MAT1[iCount][kCount] * MAT2[kCount][jCount]; }}}
printf("thread finished ...");
pthread_exit(NULL); }

OUTPUT:

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