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OpenMP* Offload: Solving Linear Systems Using oneMKL on GPUs

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Overview

This session addresses the challenge of speeding up the linear algebra for Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library (oneMKL) kernel on GPUs through OpenMP*. (This is important because it allows you to maintain the same code base for CPU and GPU OpenMP acceleration.)

You’ll learn the technique through a demonstration of how to solve a 1000 x 1000 complex number matrix by calling the GPU version of the oneMKL subroutine on Intel® Data Center GPU Max Series processors.

This session explores:

  • An overview of OpenMP, including how it’s a built-in solution for Fortran users to take advantage of Intel GPU hardware and its offload capabilities
  • How to dispatch a oneMKL math kernel, such as solving a complex number matrix, to the latest Intel GPU
  • Compiling the code example using the latest Intel® Fortran Compiler
  • Using OpenMP data construct to manage data movement between the host and target devices
  • How to monitor and optimize host-target data movement by the OpenMP runtime library

Skill level: Intermediate

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