PGENESIS -- Parallel GENESIS Homepage

Parallel GENESIS was developed at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center to enable the well-known GENESIS neural simulator to run on a variety of parallel machines. It can be used on most Unix or Linux platforms that support PVM or MPI, from workstation clusters to supercomputers. For users wishing to run large-scale parallel simulations on machines at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, please see the PGENESIS at PSC webpage.

General PGENESIS information:

- Suitable models for PGENESIS
- Using PGENESIS on PCs with Multicore Processors (a mini-tutorial by Dave Beeman)
- Retrieval and Installation Guide
- Overview of PGENESIS functionality
- Developing PGENESIS scripts
- Parallel I/O Issues
- Examples
- PGENESIS Reference Manual
- Release History
PSC site-specific resources:
- PGENESIS at PSC
- Running PGENESIS on Lemieux
Other resources:

- The PGENESIS Chapter in the Book of GENESIS
- Online lectures
- CDROM Guide for PGENESIS 2.1 (This is from the Book of GENESIS, and somewhat outdated.)
- PGENESIS 2.0 Reference Manual (partially outdated)
- Serial GENESIS documentation

[page last updated 18 Dec 2008 by Greg Hood (PSC) -- e-mail questions and comments to pgenesis@psc.edu]