Adapa (Automatic DAta PArallelism)

Adapa is a free reusable tool able to run parallel applications on multiple computing platforms, while being flexible enough to allow its users to use any familiar programming languages that they are acquainted with. It is designed to work only with problems exhibiting data parallelism (more).

Download and Licensing

Adapa Version 0.1 (19/09/2009)
Compilable source code: adapa-0.1.tar.gz
(First release and still a work in progress - Linux only with support for Condor submission engine)
License: GPLv3

Documentation

The manual is available online in a single HTML file.

Adapa 0.1 User Manual (19/09/2009)

References

Adapa was described in:

Parallel calculation of multi-electrode array correlation networks
Pedro Ribeiro, Jennifer Simonotto, Marcus Kaiser and Fernando Silva
Journal of Neuroscience Methods (in press)
doi:10.1016/j.jneumeth.2009.08.001

If you use this sofware in your research please acknowledge its use and cite the previously mentioned paper in any work you publish.