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The document outlines a practical exercise on demonstrating MPI (Message Passing Interface) functions in high-performance computing. It explains the purpose of MPI, lists basic MPI functions, and provides a simple C program example that utilizes these functions to facilitate communication between processes. The conclusion emphasizes MPI's effectiveness in enabling parallel programming in Linux systems.

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The document outlines a practical exercise on demonstrating MPI (Message Passing Interface) functions in high-performance computing. It explains the purpose of MPI, lists basic MPI functions, and provides a simple C program example that utilizes these functions to facilitate communication between processes. The conclusion emphasizes MPI's effectiveness in enabling parallel programming in Linux systems.

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Faculty of Engineering & Technology

Subject Name: High Performance


ComputingSubject Code: 303105356
B-Tech-CSE (AI) 3rd Year 6th Semester

Practical-04
Aim: Demonstrate MPI function through a simple program.

What is MPI ?
MPI (Message Passing Interface) is a standardized and portable message-passing system designed
to enable parallel computing across multiple processors or nodes in a distributed computing
environment. It is widely used in high-performance computing (HPC) to allow programs to run
efficiently on supercomputers and clusters.

MPI enables communication between processes in a parallel system, whether they are running on
the same machine or across a network of computers.

What are the basic Mpi Functions ?


MPI_Init – Initializes the MPI environment.

MPI_Comm_size – Retrieves the total number of processes participating in the MPI program.

MPI_Comm_rank – Determines the rank (ID) of the current process.

MPI_Send – Sends messages between processes.

MPI_Recv – Receives messages from other processes.

MPI_Finalize – Terminates the MPI environment.

Simple Mpi C program


Code :
#include <stdio.h>
#include <mpi.h>

int main(int argc, char** argv){


int process_Rank, size_Of_Cluster;

MPI_Init(&argc, &argv);
MPI_Comm_size(MPI_COMM_WORLD,
&size_Of_Cluster);
MPI_Comm_rank(MPI_COMM_WORLD,

Name: KISTIPATI GOVINDREDDY


Enrollment No: 2203031240607 1
Division: 6AI8
Faculty of Engineering & Technology
Subject Name: High Performance
ComputingSubject Code: 303105356
B-Tech-CSE (AI) 3rd Year 6th Semester

&process_Rank);
printf("Hello World from process %d of %d\n", process_Rank,
size_Of_Cluster);
MPI_Finalize();
return 0;
}

Out put:

Name: KISTIPATI GOVINDREDDY


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Division: 6AI8
Faculty of Engineering & Technology
Subject Name: High Performance
ComputingSubject Code: 303105356
B-Tech-CSE (AI) 3rd Year 6th Semester
Mpirun -np 8 –hostfile my_hostfile G

Conclusion:
MPI (Message Passing Interface) provides an efficient way to implement parallel programming in
Linux-based systems. By using MPI functions, multiple processes can communicate and work
together to solve complex computational problems.

Name: KISTIPATI GOVINDREDDY


Enrollment No: 2203031240607 3
Division: 6AI8

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