The first formal version of HPXPI (V0.1.0) is now available for download! Over the past few months the STE||AR Fellows at Louisiana State University, have been hard at work finalizing the first fully functional, open source implementation of the XPI specification. This release goes along with the next major release of the HPX runtime system (V0.9.8) which is used as the underlying implementation and which gives it a solid foundation ensuring high performance and wide portability. It is released as open source software under the Boost software license.

For this release we focused on providing an early implementation which would include almost all of the API functions as mandated by the XPI specification. Our future work will targeted at implementing the functions related to processes which will require some work in HPX to implement. Please check out the source code, build the library, and try out the tests.

Please see here for the release notes.

You can download the release here, or get HPXPI directly from GitHub. If you have suggestions, questions, or ideas we would love to hear from you. You can find us at our website, reach us at hpx-users@stellar.cct.lsu.edu, or chat with us live on IRC in the #ste||ar chat room on Freenode.

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