LonestarGPU

LonestarGPU is a collection of widely-used real-world applications that exhibit irregular behavior.
This work is done in collaboration with Texas State University, San Marcos, USA

IMPORTANT: LonestarGPU 6.0 supports latest CUDA versions and compute capabilities. You are strongly encouraged to upgrade to version 6.0.

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Changelog

2020-05 LonestarGPU<lonestar@ices.utexas.edu> * Version 6.0 * Upgraded to support latest CUDA versions and compute capabilities * Previous versions of LonestarGPU were hosted as stand-alone git-hub repositry. This version has been integrated with the Galois git hub repository. Accordingly, the version number has been revised to 6.0 instead of 5.0 2019-05 LonestarGPU<lonestar@ices.utexas.edu> * Version 4.0 * New benchmarks added: CC (Connected Components), PR (PageRank), TC (Triangle Counting), and MIS (Maximal Independent Set) * Faster version of BFS and SSSP are generated by IrGL compiler * All the new implementations produce output for easy verification 2018-07 LonestarGPU<lonestar@ices.utexas.edu> * Version 3.0 * New implementations of BFS, SSSP, DMR, MST, SP, and SGD * Faster version of BFS, SSSP, DMR, and MST are generated by IrGL compiler * All the new implementations produce output for easy verification * SGD is added to the benchmark 2013-09-03 LonestarGPU<lonestar@ices.utexas.edu> * version 2.0 * Breadth-First Search bug fix on computing amount of work per thread. * Barnes-Hut uses diameter instead of radius. * Delaunay Mesh Refinement bug fix about reading input * Minimum Spanning Tree uses union-find * Header fix for MAC and FreeBSD * Update to CudaSM2Cores 2013-02-01 LonestarGPU<lonestar@ices.utexas.edu> * version 1.0 * uses common code base * Barnes Hut: bug fix, additional optimizations, and Kepler support added * Points-to Analysis: 4.x compatibility * inputs can be downloaded with "make inputs" 2013-01-16 LonestarGPU <lonestar@ices.utexas.edu> * version 0.9 * added Breadth-First Search * added Barnes-Hut N-Body Simulation * added Delaunay Mesh Refinement * added Minimum Spanning Tree * added Points-to Analysis * added Single-Source Shortest Paths * added Survey Propagation

Related publication

If you find this software useful in academic work, please acknowledge LonestarGPU and cite the following publication:
  A Quantitative Study of Irregular Programs on GPUs
  Martin Burtscher, Rupesh Nasre, Keshav Pingali
  IEEE International Symposium on Workload Characterization (IISWC) 2012

License

This software is released under the BSD-3-clause license.

Galois, a framework to exploit amorphous data-parallelism in irregular
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