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<H2>Overview</H2>
This directory contains a simple example that solves the single source
shortest path problem. It is parameterized by N, a number of nodes,
and a start and end node in [0..N). A graph is generated with N nodes
and some random number of connections between those nodes. A parallel
algorithm based on A* is used to find the shortest path. This
algorithm varies from serial A* in that it needs to add nodes back to
the open set when the g estimate (shortest path from start to the
node) is improved, even if the node has already been "visited". This
is because nodes are added and removed from the open-set in parallel,
resulting in some less optimal paths being explored. The open-set is
implemented with the concurrent_priority_queue. Note that since we
re-visit nodes, the f estimate (on which the priority queue is sorted)
is not technically needed, so we could use this same parallel
algorithm with just a concurrent_queue. However, keeping the f
estimate and using concurrent_priority_queue results in much better
performance. Silent mode prints run time only, regular mode prints
shortest path length, and verbose mode prints out the shortest path.
The generated graph follows a pattern in which the closer two pairs of
node ids are together, the fewer hops there are in a typical path
between those nodes. So, for example, the path between 5 and 7 likely
has few hops whereas 14 to 78 has more and 0 to 9999 has even more,
etc.
<H2>Files</H2>
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<DT><A HREF="shortpath.cpp">shortpath.cpp</A>
<DD>Driver.
<DT><A HREF="Makefile">Makefile</A>
<DD>Makefile for building example.
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<H2>Directories</H2>
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<DT><A HREF="msvs">msvs</A>
<DD>Contains Microsoft* Visual Studio* 2008 workspace for building and running the example with the Intel® C++ compiler.
<DT><A HREF="xcode">xcode</A>
<DD>Contains Mac OS* Xcode* workspace for building and running the example.
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<H2>To Build</H2>
General build directions can be found <A HREF=../../index.html#build>here</A>.
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<H2>Usage</H2>
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<DT><TT>shortpath <I>-h</I></TT>
<DD>Prints the help for command line options
<DT><TT>shortpath [<I>#threads</I>=value] [<I>verbose</I>] [<I>silent</I>] [<I>N</I>=value] [<I>start</I>=value] [<I>end</I>=value] [<I>#threads</I>]</TT>
<DD><I>#threads</I> is the number of threads to use; a range of the form <I>low</I>[:<I>high</I>] where low and optional high are non-negative integers, or 'auto' for the TBB default.<BR>
<I>verbose</I> print full path to screen<BR>
<I>silent</I> limits output to timing info; overrides verbose<BR>
<I>N</I> number of nodes in graph<BR>
<I>start</I> node to start path at<BR>
<I>end</I> node to end path at<BR>
<DT>To run a short version of this example, e.g., for use with Intel® Parallel Inspector:
<DD>Build a <I>debug</I> version of the example
(see the <A HREF=../../index.html#build>build directions</A>).
<BR>Run it with a small problem size and the desired number of threads, e.g., <TT>shortpath 4 N=20 start=0 end=19</TT>.
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