Disclaimer: The majority of the code in this repository was written on top of the infrastructure provided by the APD-UPB team. Be aware that some of this code is their intellectual property. Because of initial lack of skill using Git, I wasn't able to import their original commits. But I do encourage you to check their Github repo.

• Parallel-and-distributed-algorithms
  • 1. Repository description
  • 2. Requirements
  • 3. Usage
  • 4. Other projects
  • 5. Acknowledgments

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This project aims to provide a improvements to the original Open CourseWare Parallel and Distributed Algorithms Laboratories taught at Politehnica University of Bucharest.

Here is the list of the improvements I brought (although not limited to):

• For POSIX labs:
  • improved all checkers
  • improved all Makefiles with more generic rules
  • support for scalable build with the use of macro directives
  • clangd configuration files
  • READMEs
  • bonuses like matrix multiplication with cache tiling
  • Mergesort for any array and number of threds
  • removed uses of global variables
  • removed uses of unjustified signed variables instead of unsigned
• For Java labs:
  • improved infrastructures (e.g. for (laboratories/lab-05))
  • READMEs
  • added a checker where none existed and was needed
  • improved tests for Floyd's Alg.
  • coding style (final attribute added where possible, ...)

For more information or a syllabus check out the course description page here . This course was taught by Ciprian Mihai Dobre.

If you are interested in a IDE, I would recommend VSCodium. Install the following extensions:

• clangd: for both POSIX and MPI labs
• Language Support for Java(TM) by Red Hat + Debugger for Java: for Java labs
• (optional) Native Debug: for GDB debugging

Before doing so I recommend you install some requirements globally. If you are using a Debian-based system (tested on Debian 11), run these commands:

sudo apt install clangd
sudo apt install default-jdk

# optional, for I prefer gcc
# sudo apt install clang

# optional, if you want to see Java libraries implementation
# dependis on what version of openjdk, was installed in a previous step
# sudo apt install openjdk-11-source

Note: (Optional) If you took my advice and installed VSCodium, you'll may need to enable the VSCode Marketplace using these instructions .

Open the directory you want to test. You'll either have a Makefile or Java sources that could be run with the Debugger for Java extension.

All folders (I remember), include a README for further clarification.

Check out Florin's bonus repositories for this course:

• Pthreads workout
• Java workout

I would like to thank our teaching assistant Florin-Răzvan Mihalache for all his support, this repository would not be possible without him.