Paper: The genesis distributed memory benchmarks

Authors:
Anthony J. G. Hey
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Parallel Computing
Year:
1991

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Abstract

A brief overview of the Genesis Distributed Memory Benchmark suite developed in the Esprit-2 Genesis project is presented. These benchmarks are directed towards the evaluation of Distributed Memory MIMD systems and are therefore rather different in character from the PERFECT benchmarks. A sample of the performance results for these benchmarks is given for a wide variety of different parallel systems. Some conclusions and remarks about future work are also included.