💡 Sample Applications
This section is walks you through some COMPSs applications (Java, Python, C/C++ and R).
Source code of different sample applications are available in https://github.com/bsc-wdc/apps
☕ Java
The first two examples in this section are simple applications developed in COMPSs to easily illustrate how to code, compile and run COMPSs applications. These applications are executed locally and show different ways to take advantage of all the COMPSs features.
The rest of the examples are more elaborated and consider the execution in a cloud platform where the VMs mount a common storage on /sharedDisk directory. This is useful in the case of applications that require working with big files, allowing to transfer data only once, at the beginning of the execution, and to enable the application to access the data directly during the rest of the execution.
🐍 Python
The first two examples in this section are simple applications developed in COMPSs to easily illustrate how to code, compile and run COMPSs applications. These applications are executed locally and show different ways to take advantage of all the COMPSs features.
The rest of the examples are more elaborated and consider the execution in a cloud platform where the VMs mount a common storage on /sharedDisk directory. This is useful in the case of applications that require working with big files, allowing to transfer data only once, at the beginning of the execution, and to enable the application to access the data directly during the rest of the execution.
🧙 C/C++
The first two examples in this section are simple applications developed in COMPSs to easily illustrate how to code, compile and run COMPSs applications. These applications are executed locally and show different ways to take advantage of all the COMPSs features.
The rest of the examples are more elaborated and consider the execution in a cloud platform where the VMs mount a common storage on /sharedDisk directory. This is useful in the case of applications that require working with big files, allowing to transfer data only once, at the beginning of the execution, and to enable the application to access the data directly during the rest of the execution.
📊 R
The example in this section is a simple applications developed in RCOMPSs to easily illustrate how to code and run COMPSs applications. This application is executed locally and show different ways to take advantage of all the COMPSs features.
The rest of the examples are more elaborated.
The codes of all the applications can be found under the
/home/compss/tutorial_apps/r/ folder.