This technical report, written by EuroCC-UK staff at EPCC, is a short investigation into how Rust could be used for a scientific application in an HPC system. A computational fluid dynamics model of fluid flow into and out of a box was developed in Rust and compared to the same algorithm implemented in C and Fortran. These simulations were performed for both serial and parallelised versions over a variety of problem sizes. The report discusses the results of these simulations and the implications for using Rust as a tool for scientific programming in HPC.
Emerging Technologies: Rust in HPC – a Technical Report from EuroCC-UK
This technical report, written by EuroCC-UK staff at EPCC, is a short investigation into how Rust could be used for a scientific application in an HPC system. A computational fluid […]
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