Presented by Structure of MPI-3 Rich Graham. 2 Current State of MPI-3 proposals Many working groups have several proposal being discussed ==> standard.

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presented by Structure of MPI-3 Rich Graham

2 Current State of MPI-3 proposals Many working groups have several proposal being discussed ==> standard can get large Many of these are useful Some of these are aimed at a specific user community What should the standard be ? A repository for useful communications and process-control APIs (sort of like the POSIX model) Focus on a narrow support

3 Current Implementation Issues Memory foot print can be an issues Performance is an issue Can we provide a way to highly optimized specialized libraries

4 User perspective Just want to use the API and have it work No surprises

5 Should MPI-3 have A layered Design ? Grouped by functionality Fault Tolerance Data piggybacking Topological collectives Dynamic Process control.. Do we want a hierarchical structure Shell like ? ?