The STE||AR Group at LSU is excited to announce a search for a postdoctoral researcher. We are looking for a team member with strong C++ skills and experience and an interest in high performance computing, runtime systems, or machine learning. Familiarity with the paradigms and constructs of
Articles by Adrian Lemoine
Joining the Team: an REU experience
2018 is proving to be an exciting year for the STE||AR Group. We anticipate hiring more people this year to help us work on the many new projects we and our collaborators have received. These new rolls include positions for people who are just starting their coding career. Over the summer, the STE||AR
Leveraging HPX on the Raspberry Pi Platform
By Jesse Goncalves
This summer, with support from the National Science Foundation and LSU’s Center for Computation and Technology, I sought to leverage HPX on a Raspberry Pi cluster, the objective being to show that the C++ library and run-time system ports to even the
GSoC 17: Final Documentation for hpx::util::unwrapped and Unified hpx::wait and hpx::when
Our GSoC student, Denis Blank, has done a very nice write up of his work over the summer here. In the blog, he outlines his work re-implementing hpx::util::unwrapped as well as his contributions to unify the hpx::wait and hpx::when API. He illustrates the
Clear-Cutting the Conversation: STE||AR has an IRC Logger!
This week, through the efforts of our STE||AR graduate student Alireza, we have added an IRC logger to our #ste||ar and #ste||ar-dev channels. This logger will make all conversations on these channels searchable, link-able, and publicly available through
CppChat: On Air with HPX
This past week members of the HPX team were invited to give a talk on Jon Kalb’s weekly CppChat. Bryce Adelstein-Lelbach, Hartmut Kaiser, Thomas Heller, and John Biddiscombe were invited onto the show to talk about HPX, our programming
HPX V1.0-rc1 Available!
After nine years of development HPX version 1.0.0 is being prepared to ship! The STE||AR Group is exited to share this news, and therefore, has prepared a release candidate for users to discover the improvements that have been made since the last release. We encourage established users and new comers to test it out. You can download a tarball of the release candidate here:
HPX Tutorial Announcement!
If you have been looking for an opportunity to get some hands-on experience with HPX, the High-Performance Computing Center in Stuttgart is arranging the event for you! On March 9th and 10th Thomas Heller, John Biddiscombe, and Hartmut Kaiser will be
GSoC 2016 Wrap-up
This summer the STE||AR Group was proud to mentor four students through Google’s Summer of Code program. These students worked on a variety of projects which helped improve our software, HPX. This Library is a distributed C++ runtime system which supports a standards compliant API and helps users to scale their applications across thousands of machines. The improvements that
Milestone: 500 Stars on GitHub
Gauging the interest in an open source project is often very difficult. People can be downloading and using your software without any developers being aware. Additionally, many projects may not have users in a direct sense but do provide other library and application