2D Distribution Example

2D distribution is simple. The example has BLOCK distribution in the first dimension (traversing the rows) and CYCLIC in the second dimension (traversing the columns).

    PROGRAM Skwiffy
     IMPLICIT NONE
     REAL, DIMENSION(4,4)             :: A, B, C
!HPF$ PROCESSORS, DIMENSION(2,2)      :: P
!HPF$ DISTRIBUTE (BLOCK,CYCLIC) ONTO P :: A, B, C
      B = 1; C = 1; A = B + C
    END PROGRAM Skwiffy

Thusly, the first dimension is partitioned into equal sized blocks and the second dimension is divided up in a round robin fashion. It transpires that (see Figure 36:

• P(1,1) owns A(1:2,1:3:2),
• P(2,1) owns A(3:4,1:3:2),
• P(1,2) owns A(1:2,2:4:2),
• P(2,2) owns A(3:4,2:4:2).

  
Figure 36: Visualisation of 2D Distribution

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