
doi: 10.1007/bfb0095362
Co-Array Fortran, known previously as F−-, is an extension to Fortran 95 that combines elegance of expression with simplicity of implementation to give an efficient parallel programming language. We illustrate its power and efficiency with a multigrid solver for Poisson’s equation in three dimensions. We examine the effect of latency and bandwidth for the co-array version compared with an equivalent MPI version on two machines, the SGI/CRAY ORIGIN 2000 and the CRAY-T3E.
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