We are in the process of creating the package and deploying Parallels Desktop 9 Enterprise Edition. I am following the Parallels Desktop Autodeploy packaging method provided by Parallels. License is not getting activated while installing the package. Install Logs says contact parallels team for assistance. If we launch manually and enter the License its getting activated. We are behind proxy but the manual License activation works fine. Is there any other way to package parallels other than auto deploy package?
macOS virtual machines set up by Parallels Desktop and other Parallels hypervisor products use the same serial number as the Mac which is running the Parallels hypervisor software. These VMs will likewise have separate Hardware UDIDs associated with them.
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Next, students will identify an appropriate portion of the code to optimize, optimize it for serial computation, and compare benchmark results. Students will parallelize the an appropriate portion of the code for two different computing architectures and explore how their code performance scales. Students will package their code so that others can easily install and run the code to reproduce some simple calculation. In the final report and presentation, students will describe their findings and lessons learned, so the full class can learn from their experience.
WebCL is fast and portable. It takes full advantage of parallel architecture in new computing devices. It currently runs on Firefox, Safari, and Chrome web browsers [32]. It can provide instant high performance computing to a desktop, laptop, a tablet, or a smartphone. Compared to java-script, the most popular language for web-based computation, WebCL is 100x faster [32]. In the future, this technology will be implemented on more mobile phones and tablets, allowing for fast computing to be available anywhere, loaded straight from the internet.
A goal of WebCL is to provide a platform for a large variety of high performance web applications to run on multicore devices [40]. To run a WebCL program, a computer needs a modified web browser, OpenCL hardware capable hardware, and OpenCL driver software [40]. WebCL programs start on the JavaScript application level. WebCL kernel is built from source to be optimized on the local device that it will run. Jobs are created by matching a kernel with a datastream, and are executed by queuing the job in the command queue. Jobs on the command queue executes directly on the device. When a job is complete, a JavaScript event may be created to signal its completion, which can be used to process output or as a barrier for tasks that need to be serialized. WebCL has a high interoperability with WebGL, similarly to how OpenCL has high interoperability with OpenGL [32].
The single program multiple data (spmd) language construct allowsseamless interleaving of serial and parallel programming. The spmd statementlets you define a block of code to run simultaneously on multipleworkers. Variables assigned inside the spmd statementon the workers allow direct access to their values from the clientby reference via Composite objects.
The body of an spmd statement cannot directly contain another spmd. However, it can call a function that contains another spmd statement. The inner spmd statement does not run in parallel in another parallel pool, but runs serially in a single thread on the worker running its containing function.
Using inputname to return the workspace variable name corresponding to an argument number is not supported inside spmd. The reason is that spmd workers do not have access to the workspace of the MATLAB desktop. To work around this, call inputname before spmd, as shown in the following example.a = 'a';myFunction(a)function X = myFunction(a)name = inputname(1);spmd X.(name) = spmdIndex;endX = [X:];end
The reason is that workers do not have access to the workspace of the MATLAB desktop. To work around this, call these functions before spmd.myFunction('a','b')function myFunction(a,b)nin = nargin;spmd X = spmdIndex*nin;endend 2ff7e9595c