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A Multicomputer Software Interface for Parallel Dynamic System Simulation

This paper describes the creation of an intelligent software tool that performs automatic parallelization of dynamic system simulations for excecution on arbitrary message-passing multi- computing configurations. The tool greatly decreases the amount of time needed to obtain a viable multiple processor implementation of large-scale simulations and can be expanded to include the latest methodologies that exploit functional and data parallelism present within the simulation model and algorithm. Such a unifying tool is designed to increase the likelihood that a parallel realization of a simulation problem can be obtained which has an acceptable level of performance. To illustrate the feasibility of developing such a tool, this paper describes the prototype implementation of the Automated Partitioning and Mapping Engine (APME) and demonstrates its effectiveness when applied to a large-scale simulation executed on a number of multicomputer systems and topological configurations.