Beyond the "Coarrays in the next Fortran Standard" document by Reid et al, is there a thorough treatment of the subject/documentation available anywhere? I am trying to graps some of the subtle(r) aspects of coarray.
For instance, I am puzzled by the behavior of the simple code below. When the SYNC MEMORY statement is commented out, the code runs until completion; but I will note that all tasks do no start in parallel - tasks assigned to images other than 1 do not start until image 1 has completed its task. When the SYNC MEMORY statement in not commented out, the code behavior is the desired one (all images start doing their tasks in parallel), but then the code hangs after the last task complete.
I am sure the reason for this must be obvious to those more versed in coarray but it still escapes me :) .
Thanks in advance for your help,
Olivier
PROGRAM MAIN USE , INTRINSIC :: ISO_FORTRAN_ENV, ONLY: LOCK_TYPE IMPLICIT NONE INTEGER :: I,J,TASK INTEGER :: STACK_SIZE[*] INTEGER ,ALLOCATABLE:: TASK_STACK(:)[:] LOGICAL :: KEEP_WORKING REAL(8) :: R TYPE (LOCK_TYPE) :: STACK_LOCK[*] ALLOCATE (TASK_STACK(10)[*]) IF (THIS_IMAGE()==1) THEN DOI=1,SIZE(TASK_STACK) TASK_STACK(I) = I END DO STACK_SIZE = SIZE(TASK_STACK) WRITE(*,*) 'There will be', NUM_IMAGES(), ' images executing the tasks.' END IF SYNC ALL KEEP_WORKING = .TRUE. DO WHILE(KEEP_WORKING) LOCK(STACK_LOCK[1]) IF (STACK_SIZE[1]>0) THEN TASK = TASK_STACK(STACK_SIZE[1])[1] STACK_SIZE[1] = STACK_SIZE[1]-1 KEEP_WORKING = .TRUE. ELSE KEEP_WORKING = .FALSE. END IF UNLOCK(STACK_LOCK[1]) !SYNC MEMORY IF (KEEP_WORKING) THEN WRITE(*,*)'I am image ',THIS_IMAGE(),' and I am doing task ',TASK,'.' R = 0.0D+0 DOI=1,8000 DOJ=1,8000 R = R+ COS(REAL(I,KIND=8))+SIN(REAL(J,KIND=8)+R) END DO END DO WRITE(*,*)'I am image ',THIS_IMAGE(),' and I am done: ',R END IF END DO SYNC ALL END PROGRAM MAIN