Welcome to the Parallel Matrix Solver project! This project is designed to solve large systems of linear equations using LU Decomposition, leveraging the power of parallel computing to speed up computations. Perfect for educational purposes and anyone interested in exploring the efficiency of parallel algorithms.
Dive into the heart of our Parallel Matrix Solver project. Here's how everything is organized:
src/ - This is where the magic happens! Our source code directory includes both serial and parallel implementations of the LU Decomposition algorithm.
parallel_solver.c: Embark on a journey with our parallel version, optimized with Pthreads for concurrency.sequential_solver.c: The classic approach to LU Decomposition. Perfect for understanding the basics and performance comparison....: Other variations and utilities to explore different implementations of LU Decomposition.
include/ - All our project-wide declarations live here.
matrix.h: Essential definitions and function prototypes for matrix operations.
docs/ - Need guidance? Our docs have got you covered!
setup.md: Get up and running with detailed setup instructions.usage.md: Learn how to wield our solver with comprehensive usage instructions....: Additional documentation and design logs for our project.
benchmarks/ - Curious about performance? Check out our benchmarks!
results.md: Dive into detailed performance analysis and see how our parallel implementation stacks up against the serial one.
matrices/ - Sample matrices for testing and getting a feel of the solver's prowess.
...: A variety of matrices to challenge and benchmark our solver.
matrices_solution/ - Wondering if you got it right? Here are the solutions for our sample matrices.
...: Solutions for all provided sample matrices to verify your results.
utilities/ - Our utility belt for benchmarking and matrix generation.
...: Tools to help you generate matrices, run benchmarks, and more.
## Prerequisites
* A C compiler (GCC, Clang, etc.)
* Pthreads library
## Setup
1. Clone the repository:
```bash
git clone git@github.com:Ghonim/ECE588_Parallel_Matrix.git
- Navigate to the project directory:
cd ECE588_Parallel_MatrixThe project includes a Makefile for easy compilation of the source code into executable binaries. You can use the following commands to build the project:
- To build all versions of the solver (sequential, parallel, and parallel with pivoting):
make all
- To build specific versions of the solver, use one of the following commands:
For the sequential version:
make sequential
- For the parallel version without pivoting:
make parallel
- For the parallel version with pivoting:
make pivoting