3.1.7.11.1. Sequential execution

An example of compiling a single node job (sequential) Fortran program is shown below.

  1. Prepare source program.
    Prepare sample program as /home/system/sample/Fortran/single/sample.f.
    (Download sample code)
 1      parameter(n=11776)
 2      real*8 a(n+1,n),b(n+1,n),c(n+1,n)
 3      real*8 t0,t1,second
 4!
 5!  print message
 6!
 7      write(6,500)
 8      write(6,510) n,n
 9 500  format(" *** matrix multiply *** ")
10 510  format(' (NPROW,NPCOL) : (',I6,',',I6,')')
11
12!
13!  initialize matrix
14!
15      do j=1,n
16        do i=1,n
17          a(i,j)=0.1d0
18          b(j,i)=0.3d0
19          c(i,j)=0.0d0
20        end do
21      end do
22!
23!  do matrix multiply
24!
25      t0 = second()
26      do j=1,n
27        do i=1,n
28          do k=1,n
29            c(i,j) = c(i,j) + a(i,k) * b(k,j)
30          end do
31        end do
32      end do
33      t1 = second()
34!
35!  print result
36!
37      write(6,520) c(1,1)
38      write(6,530) t1-t0
39  520 format(" c(1,1)=",g10.4)
40  530 format(" time :",f10.2," sec")
41      end
42!----
43      function second()
44      real*8 second,t
45      call gettod(t)
46      second=t*1.e-6
47      end

  1. Compile sample program.

[_LNlogin]$ frtpx -V -Kfast,optmsg=2 -Nlst=t -o sample sample.f

frtpx: Fujitsu Fortran Compiler 4.1.0 tcsds-1.2.24
jwd_fortpx: Fujitsu Fortran Compiler 4.1.0 (Feb 26 2020 07:41:18)
Fortran diagnostic messages: program name(main)
  jwd6001s-i  "sample.f", line 16: SIMD conversion is applied to DO loop with DO variable 'i'.
  jwd8663o-i  "sample.f", line 16: This loop is not software pipelined because the software pipelining does not improve the performance.
  jwd8202o-i  "sample.f", line 16: Loop unrolled 2 times.
  jwd8220o-i  "sample.f", line 26: Optimizations is performed in this program unit with possibility of side effects. See informational messages below to determine which such optimizations have been performed.
  jwd8331o-i  "sample.f", line 26: This DO loop was changed to the library call(matmul).
GNU assembler version 2.30 (aarch64-linux-gnu) using BFD version version 2.30-49.el7
GNU ld version 2.30-49.el7
  Supported emulations:
   aarch64linux
   aarch64elf
   aarch64elf32
   aarch64elf32b
   aarch64elfb
   armelf
   armelfb
   aarch64linuxb
   aarch64linux32
   aarch64linux32b
   armelfb_linux_eabi
   armelf_linux_eabi
   i386pep
   i386pe
flistpx: Fujitsu Listing Processor 4.1.0 (Jan  9 2020 14:46:36)

Note

  • As specifying -Nlst=t, automatic parallelization information, optimization information, and statistical information are output. The file name is output with the extension of the source program as .lst.

  • As specifying -Koptmsg=2, messages are output about optimization functions such as automatic parallelization, SIMD conversion, and loop unrolling. In the above example, jwd6001s-i is applicable.

  • jwd6001s-i means that the DO loop has been converted to SIMD. The SIMDized DO loop and DO variable are displayed.

  1. Prepare job script.
    Prepare job script sample as /home/system/sample/Fortran/single/job_single.sh.
    (Download sample code)
#!/bin/sh
#PJM -L "node=1"
#PJM -L "rscgrp=small"
#PJM -L "elapse=10:00"
#PJM -x PJM_LLIO_GFSCACHE=/vol000N
#PJM -g groupname
#PJM -s

# execute job
./sample

  1. Submit a job with pjsub command.

[_LNlogin]$ pjsub job_single.sh

[INFO] PJM 0000 pjsub Job 111 submitted.
  1. Check execution result.
    The standard output is output as Job name.Job ID.out.
[_LNlogin]$ cat job_single.sh.111.out
*** matrix multiply ***
(NPROW,NPCOL) : ( 11776, 11776)
c(1,1)= 353.3
time :    243.36 sec