It would be great to have a policy for local communication that is built on top of std::thread and does not have any dependencies to MPI, Boost.MPI or ZMQ. This would allow to use graybat also for simple single-node applications on systems that don't have any of the HPC communication libraries installed.
It would be great to have a policy for local communication that is built on top of std::thread and does not have any dependencies to MPI, Boost.MPI or ZMQ. This would allow to use graybat also for simple single-node applications on systems that don't have any of the HPC communication libraries installed.
In the end, this would somewhat help implementing https://github.com/ComputationalRadiationPhysics/haseongpu/issues/113 efficiently