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PDI supports loose coupling of simulation codes with libraries:

• the simulation code is annotated in a library-agnostic way,
• libraries are used from the specification tree.

This approach works well for a number of concerns including: parameters reading, data initialization, post-processing, result storage to disk, visualization, fault tolerance, logging, inclusion as part of code-coupling, inclusion as part of an ensemble run, etc.

User documentation

1. Installation
2. PDI usage
3. Core concepts
4. First steps
5. Tutorial
6. PDI example
7. C API reference
8. Specification tree reference
9. List of PDI plugins

Developer documentation

1. Plugin creation tutorial
2. API for plugin developers

Get support

If you have any problem with installation, running or understanding PDI, please contact us on our Slack channel https://bit.ly/2OPmhA9. We will be happy to help ( ဖ‿ဖ)人(စ‿စ )

Join the team

You can work with us to make a better PDI:

• a 3-years engineer position: "Improvement and integration of the PDI library for High-performance code coupling",
• a 2-years post-doc position: "Data-driven code-coupling at Exascale",
• and we are always looking for people interested in an internship, drop an email if you are insterested.