Dear NERSC users, There is another training event in April that you are encouraged to attend: 3) Codee Training Series: Write Accelerated Code at Expert Level, April 25-26 Appentra's Codee Analyzer is a programming development tool for C/C++/Fortran parallel codes on multicore CPUs and GPUs using OpenMP and OpenACC. One great feature of *the Codee Analyzer Tool is that it can automatically insert OpenMP or OpenACC directives in your codes* to run on CPUs or offload to accelerator devices such as GPUs, so that novice programmers can write codes at the expert level. This programming developer tool also provides code inspections for debugging and improving OpenMP/OpenACC programming on GPUs with a systematic, more predictable approach that leverages parallel programming best practices. Join NERSC on April 25 & 26 as Codee staff present a 2-part training series intended to help new and experienced programmers to understand best practices for CPU and GPU programming using OpenMP and OpenACC. This training event will be held online using Zoom. Part one will include a quick presentation of the Codee command-line tools using as a guide several well-known C/C++/Fortran codes that can be accelerated on CPU and GPU through the tips documented in the open catalog of performance optimization best practices available on the Codee website. The session will consist of short demos and hands-on exercises with step-by-step guides on Perlmutter. Part two will showcase the Codee command line tools using MBedTLS (a library of cryptographic codes) and ZPIC (a particle-in-cell code), focusing on CPU and GPU programming challenges that appear frequently in real scientific and engineering applications. Users can also bring their own codes to explore using Codee for Part 2. For more information and to register please see https://www.nersc.gov/users/training/events/codee-training-series-apr2023/. Best Regards, Helen He and Daniel Fulton, NERSC On Tue, Mar 7, 2023 at 1:02 PM Yun He <yhe@lbl.gov> wrote: > Dear NERSC users, > Below are some upcoming training events in April that you are encouraged > to attend:1) N-Ways to GPU Programming Bootcamp, April 5-6 (application > deadline: Mar 22) > > NERSC, in collaboration with the OpenACC Organization and NVIDIA, is > hosting an online N-Ways to GPU Programming Bootcamp for 2 days on > Wed-Thur, April 5-6, 2023. *Beginner users in GPU programming are > especially encouraged to attend.* > > During this two-day Bootcamp, participants will learn about multiple GPU > programming models from which they can select the best one for their needs > for running their scientific codes on GPUs. The programming models > introduced include OpenACC, OpenMP, stdpar, and CUDA C. This Bootcamp is a > hands-on learning experience where you will be guided through step-by-step > instructions and participate in a code challenge to work in teams for the > best performance in porting mini-applications. Teaching assistants are on > hand to help throughout. > > For more information and to register, please see > https://www.nersc.gov/users/training/events/nways-gpu-programming-bootcamp-apr2023/. > *The application deadline is March 22. This event has limited capacity*, > so please apply early. Acceptance will be confirmed via email close to > the Bootcamp start date. > 2) DOE Cross-facility Workflows Workshop April 12, 2023 (registration > deadline: Apr 5) > > Do you need help choosing the right workflow tool? Do you have questions > about running workflows on supercomputers? Join us for a joint > ALCF/NERSC/OLCF training on the topic of workflows and workflow tools > across the DOE. We will offer a half-day Zoom training with hands-on > examples of GNU Parallel, Parsl, FireWorks, and Balsam -- all of which can > be used at ALCF, NERSC, and OLCF. We'll help answer questions like: > > - Do I need a workflow tool? > - How do I choose the right workflow tool? > - What are the advantages and disadvantages of various tools? > - How do I install, configure and use these tools on DOE systems? > > We invite anyone who is interested in workflow tools, from beginners to > experienced users, to join us on April 12. For more information and to > register, please see > https://www.nersc.gov/users/training/events/doe-cross-facility-workflows-training-april2023/ > . *To ensure you have access to all systems required for the exercises, > please register by April 5*. Anyone who registers after this date is > still welcome to attend, but may not be able to complete the exercises. > > Best Regards, > Helen He and Daniel Fulton, NERSC > _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@nersc.gov