Quantlib on Openmosix

[Apollo Wong]

Does anyone have any experience with running Quantlib on Openmosix clusters? I see that the Quantian disk was packaging Quantlib on Knobix Openmosix 2.4 implying the Quantlib could benefit from Openmosix clustering. I was wondering how?

Any comments?

Thank s.
Apollo

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[Dirk Eddelbuettel]

On Tue, Apr 03, 2007 at 02:42:15PM -0400, Apollo Wong wrote:
> Does anyone have any experience with running Quantlib on Openmosix
> clusters? I see that the Quantian disk was packaging Quantlib on Knobix
> Openmosix 2.4 implying the Quantlib could benefit from Openmosix
> clustering. I was wondering how?
> Any comments?

Yup. I always include QuantLib in my Quantian (www.quantian.org)
cd/dvd builds, and this includes autoconfigured openMosix if you boot
the 2.4 kernel.  And I eve use BermudanSwaption (from the QL's
examples) as a test case for OpenMosix as it is moderately involved in
terms of cpu requirements.

So in a nutshell 'it just works' as it uses neither shared memory nor
threads either one of which may conflict with openMosix.

Hope this helps, Dirk

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