This is a software switch to start and keep your Intel Xeon processors ON WINDOWS WITH ARM COPROCESSORS Running with Guided Auto Parallelism. this is a downloadable script to install if you have a Xeon processor and ARM coprocessors in your server. THERE IS NO GUARANTEE THE SCRIPT WILL WORK WITH YOUR SERVER you must follow pre amble instructions to assume hardware respect. MPSS AND VISUAL STUDIO MAY INCLINE* TO USE ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS: 0 INSTALL THE XEON PHI COPROCESSORS WITH POWER CABLE ON A COMPATIBLE SERVER RUNNING WINDOWS ------------------------------ 1 INSTALL THE Intel MPSS. 2 INSTALL THE Buy-Invent App Auto-Phi 3 START THE COPROCESSORS BY cmd as admin - micctrl --start 4 GENERATE THE TABLE CODE BY cmd as admin - micctrl -g 5 Enjoy, check status by cmd - micctrl -s 6 CHECK LOG BY cmd - micctrl -l Copyright (c) Christopher g brown 2020 86-64 Summary from INTEL(R) The Offload over Fabric model is an easy migration path for users who have existing code base, which uses the Compiler Assisted Offload (offload directives), regardless whether they are the original Intel® Language Extensions for Offload (LEO) syntax or the newer OpenMP target directives (as shown in the simple example earlier). Check the Intel Xeon Phi x200 processor software documentation for more details on Offload over Fabric. The documentation is available with the Intel Xeon Phi processor software. Learn more about effective usage of Intel® Compiler's offload features. Intel, Xeon, and Intel Xeon Phi are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the U.S. and/or other countries. Using Guided Auto Parallelism in Microsoft Visual Studio* The Guided Auto Parallelism (GAP) feature helps you locate portions of your serial code that can be parallelized. When you enable analysis using GAP, the compiler guides you to places in your code where you can increase efficiency through automatic parallelization and vectorization. Running Analysis on a Project You can start analysis from the Microsoft Visual Studio* IDE in several ways: From the Tools menu: Select Intel CompilerGuided Auto ParallelismRun Analysis... Starting analysis in this way results in a one-time run for the current project. The default values are taken from ToolsOptions unless you have chosen to override them in the dialog box. From the Diagnostics property page: Use the Guided Auto Parallelism Analysis property. Specifically, choose ProjectPropertiesFortranDiagnostics and enable analysis using the Guided Auto Parallelism Analysis property. Enabling analysis in the property page allows you to run an analysis as part of a normal project Build request in Microsoft Visual Studio*. In this mode, GAP-related settings in ToolsOptions are ignored, in favor of other GAP-related settings available in the property page. From the context menu: Right-click and select Intel CompilerGuided Auto ParallelismRun Analysis.... This is equivalent to using the Guided Auto ParallelismRun Analysis option on the Tools menu. To receive advice for auto parallelization, be sure that certain property page settings are correct. Select ProjectPropertiesFortranOptimization and set Parallelization to Yes to enable auto-parallelization optimization. You may also need to set the Optimization level at option O2 or higher. GAP Scenarios To illustrate how the various GAP settings work together, consider the following scenarios: Scenario Result The GAP analysis setting in the property pages is set to Enabled. Analysis always occurs for the project, whenever a regular project build occurs. Other analysis settings specified in the property pages are used. Analysis setting in ToolsOptions are ignored. The Gap analysis setting in the property pages is set to Disabled, and GAP is run from the Tools menu. Analysis occurs for this one run. The default values for this analysis are taken from ToolsOptions and can be overridden in the dialog box. Options specified in the property pages are also used, but will be overridden by any specified analysis option. The GAP analysis setting in the property pages is set to Disabled, and GAP options are set in ToolsOptions. No analysis occurs, unless analysis is explicitly run from the Tools menu. Running Analysis on a File or within a File Right-click on Guided Auto Parallelism context menu item to run analysis on the following: Single file: Select a file and right-click. Function (routine):Right-click within the function scope. Range of lines: Select one or more lines for analysis and right-click. Using Microsoft Visual Studio* (Windows*) Options: Guided Auto Parallelism dialog box Guided Auto Parallelism Using Guided Auto Parallelism Using Libraries with Micros