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Website doi abstract bibtex Non-blocking collective operations have recently been shown to be a promising complementary approach for overlapping communication and computation in parallel applications. However, in order to maximize the performance and usability of these operations it is important that they progress concurrently with the application without introducing CPU overhead and without requiring explicit user intervention. While studying non-blocking collective operations in the context of our portable library (libNBC), we found that most MPI implementations do not sufficienctly support overlap over the InfiniBand network. To address this issue, we developed a low-level communication layer for libNBC based on the Open Fabrics InfiniBand verbs API. With this layer we are able to achieve high degrees of overlap without the need to explicitly progress the communication operations. We show that the communication overhead of parallel application kernels can be reduced up to 92% while not requiring user intervention to make progress. ©2008 IEEE.
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