Hebb
IBM Blue Gene/L.
- Quick Start Guide
- An introduction to using the Blue Gene/L system at PDC.
- Usage policy
- Usage policy. READ THIS FIRST!
- Hardware, Hebb
- Description of the hardware in Hebb
- Compilers and libraries
- Compilers and libraries available on Hebb.
- LoadLeveler and mpirun
- How to use LoadLeveler and mpirun on Hebb.
- Browsing the Documentation
- Collection of starting points for browsing documentation
- Using the XL Compilers for Blue Gene
- Collection of links on using the Blue Gene XL compilers
- IBM Redbooks on the Blue Gene
- This links takes you to Blue Gene information available through "IBM Redbooks," which is documentation developed and published by the IBM Technical Support with a focus on realistic usage scenarios. It simply invokes a search on the Redbooks site, http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/ for the words "Blue Gene". You may find it useful, or necessary, to go directly to the site to search yourself for documentation not found by this pre-formulated search.
- Octave on Blue Gene
- This describes how to install MPI paralle Octave on Blue Gene/L
- Mailing lists
- Information about the mailing lists specific to Hebb.
- Application Porting and Tuning
- A presentation given at the Blue Gene User's Workshop at PDC in August 2007.
- Application Porting and Tuning 2
- This is an alternative presentation given in Jülich in September 2007.
- Hebb Photo Gallery
- Some photos of Hebb
- LAPACK and CBLAS on Blue Gene
- This is a documentation on how we built NetLib CBLAS and LAPACK for BlueGene while still using IBM ESSL where possible. For LAPACK this means using the features provided by CCI.
- INCF
- International Neuroinformatics Coordination Facility.
- Allen Brain
- The Allen Brain Atlas.
