Microsoft MPI (MS-MPI) is a Microsoft implementation of the Message Passing Interface standard for developing and running parallel applications on the Windows platform.
MS-MPI offers several benefits:
MS-MPI is MPI 2.2 compliant with the exception of Fortran bindings errata around attributes interop between C and Fortran. MS-MPI implements a subset of features from MPI 3.1 standard:
For the full list of APIs please see Microsoft MPI Reference.
The following are current downloads for MS-MPI:
Earlier versions of MS-MPI are available from the Microsoft Download Center.
Please make sure to select the following workloads during installation:
Based on the installed VS/SDK/WDK versions, update VCToolsVersion and WindowsTargetPlatformVersion in Directory.Build.props
Note that the build system uses CommonBuildToolSet(CBT). You may need to unblock CBT.core.dll (under .build/CBT) depending on your security configurations. Please refer to CBT documentation for additional details.
To build, open a Native Tools Command Prompt for Visual Studio and run msbuild
from root folder.
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