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Introduces single-node scaling benchmark - #69
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make_single_process_system mirrors jacobi_nvidia device selection for strong-scaling harnesses. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Introduces a new single-node strong-scaling benchmark orchestrator and its accompanying documentation. This enhancement streamlines performance evaluation across various Carbon benchmarks on a single machine.
--gpus Ncommand-line argument, allowing it to dynamically limit the number of CUDA devices utilized, which is crucial for participation in scaling experiments.