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Xin Wang
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4298003e
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Nov 03, 2014
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Jonathan Jenkins
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citation; minor tweak
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@@ -118,7 +118,11 @@ usage and caveats, see the document src/models/model-net/doc/README.loggp.txt.
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@@ -118,7 +118,11 @@ usage and caveats, see the document src/models/model-net/doc/README.loggp.txt.
The torus model (model-net LP name: "torus") represents a torus topology with
The torus model (model-net LP name: "torus") represents a torus topology with
arbitrary dimension, used primarily in HPC systems. It is based on the work
arbitrary dimension, used primarily in HPC systems. It is based on the work
performed in (TODO: cites).
performed in:
M. Mubarak, C. D. Carothers, R. B. Ross, P. Carns. “A case study in using
massively parallel simulation for extreme-scale torus network co-design”,
ACM SIGSIM conference on Principles of Advanced Discrete Simulations
(PADS), 2014.
The configuration parameters are as follows:
The configuration parameters are as follows:
* n_dims - the dimensionality of the torus
* n_dims - the dimensionality of the torus
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four-dimensional, 4x2x2x2 torus.
four-dimensional, 4x2x2x2 torus.
* link_bandwidth - the bandwidth available per torus link
* link_bandwidth - the bandwidth available per torus link
* buffer_size - the buffer size available at each torus node
* buffer_size - the buffer size available at each torus node
* num_vc - number of virtual channels (currently unused)
* num_vc - number of virtual channels (currently unused - all traffic goes
through a single channel)
* chunk_size - element size per transfer. Messages/packets are sent in
* chunk_size - element size per transfer. Messages/packets are sent in
individual chunks. This is typically a small number (e.g., 32 bytes)
individual chunks. This is typically a small number (e.g., 32 bytes)
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