スカラ型単一のシステムは、プロジェクトの目標達成を念頭に置いたシステム構成として妥当である。 一方、当初計画の複合システムを止めることになる影響について考慮する必要がある。 利用面においては、ベクトル部での利用を想定しているアプリケーションに影響がある。 この点については、インターコネクト性能を倍増していることも考慮すれば、プログラムの書き換え等の調整を行うことにより、スカラ部でも相当程度の実行効率が確保できる見込みがあると判断する。 ただし、ベクトルユーザーの負担は増えることになるので、登録施設利用促進機関による支援等により、これを軽減することが求められる。 以上により、これまでの複合システムからスカラ型単一のシステムに変更することの利用者への影響については、限定的であると評価する。
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Scalar type single systems serve as validadequate system architectures whenin scenarios where the focus is primarily on accomplishing project goals. However, it is necessary to consider the impact of stopping complex systems from the initial plan. In terms of usage, there will be an impact on applications in which usagethat work in the vector area is assumed.space. If doubling interconnect performance is also considered with regard to this point, we find that, it is possible to ensure a respectablehigh degree of execution efficiency can be ensured even in the scalar areasspace, by rewriting programs to optimize their processing as per the new system characteristics or making other adjustments. However, this would increase the load onworkload of users working in the vector users, and the load space, which would need to be reduced through such means such as support provided by registered institutions forthat have access to next-generation supercomputer facilities use promotion (note 2). We thereforeWe estimate that, if such measures are adopted, estimate that changing from conventional complex systems to scalar type single systems would have only a limited impact on users.