Available Software
NOTE The code available through this page is provided as is.
There is no support. It has been developed using ANSI C on a GNU/Linux workstation.
Available Software
- Optimized serial(sequential) generic, integer, or
specified data type sorting
A brief description draws from the installation matual of the
tar archive is available in
21ssm.html
The link to the source code is
21ssmV14.tar
and creates a directory named 21ssm prior to populating it.
(Read the 21ssm.txt file for some instructions.)
-
Collection of Sequential Sorting and Merging (ssm) functions
A brief description is available at
20ssm.html
The link to the source code is
20ssmV01d.tar
and creates a directory named 20ssm prior to populating it.
(Read the 20ssm.txt file for some instructions. Uploaded 20/8/12.)
- Collection of Parallel Integer Sorting (pisrt) functions
A brief description is available at
20pisrt.html
The link to the source code is
20pisrtV01d.tar
and creates a directory named 20pisrt prior to populating it.
(Read the 20pisrt.txt file for some instructions.)
This distribution is a cleaned up version and in several cases
a rewrite of the 18pisrt code below. Some functions have slower
performance with
recent versions of gcc over the experiments of 18pisrt that utilized
gcc 4.8.x or 4.8.5.
The code can be executed and run using openMPI (MPI-2 primitives), MulticoreBSP,
and BSPlib. (Uploaded 20/8/12.)
- Integer sorting on multicore
Some description
18pisrt.html
The link to the source code
189pisrt.tar (Read the 18pisrt.txt file for some instructions.)
(A prior link is still active but the tar file was not cleaned up.
Prior link 18pisrt.tar )
- Integer sorting on multicore
Some description
ismc17.html
The link to the source code
prdx17pinso.tar (read the 17pinso.txt file for some instructions).
- Sequential Sorting employing parallel computing techniques
Some description
msrt16.html
The link to the source code
msrt16.tar (read the Readme.txt file for some instructions).
Last Update : August 31, 2021 at 14:55