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CPLEX Parallel Solvers Update Link / Bad Link? 
CPLEX Parallel Solvers - CPLEX Simplex, barrier, and mixed integer solvers are available in parallel forms for supported parallel computing environments. CPLEX Parallel Solvers take full advantage of selected parallel computer architectures to deliver breakthrough solution performance.
Submitted Dec 06, 1999
Updated Dec 26, 1999
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PVM Update Link / Bad Link? 
PVM (Parallel Virtual Machine) is a software system that enables a collection of heterogeneous computers to be used as a coherent and flexible concurrent computational resource. This directory contains a number of items relating to PVM.
Submitted Nov 21, 1999
Updated Dec 26, 1999
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DAta-Parallel Programming Library for Education Update Link / Bad Link? 
DAPPLE is a C++ class library designed to provide the illusion of a data-parallel programming language on conventional hardware and with conventional compilers. DAPPLE defines Vectors and Matrices as basic classes, with all the C operators overloaded to provide for elementwise arithmetic. In addition, DAPPLE provides typical data-parallel operations such as scans, permutations, and reductions. Finally, DAPPLE provides a parallel if-then-else statement to restrict the context of the above operations to subsets of vectors or matrices.
Submitted Nov 06, 1999
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LibPVM++ Update Link / Bad Link? 
This is a small C++ library for PVM (Parallel Virtual Machine).
Submitted Feb 15, 2000
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SLOOP Project Update Link / Bad Link? 
The SLOOP INRIA - I3S / CNRS - University of Nice Sophia Antipolis project, initiated in 1995, works on three main domains: 1.parallel and distributed discrete event simulation, 2.parallel object-oriented languages, 3.interconnection networks. These three different research goals articulate one with another in the construction of the SLOOP system: each level uses the primitives and possibilities of the layer just underneath.
Submitted Jul 01, 1999
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Survey on C++ Parallel Extensions Update Link / Bad Link? 
In the SLOOP project, we are currently developping a parallel extension of the C++ programming language (C++//). As a preliminary work we have, and we continue to, survey and study the available parallel and distributed extensions of C++.
Submitted May 11, 1997
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KeLP Update Link / Bad Link? 
The Kernel Lattice Parallelism package is a suite of C++ runtime libraries for implementing parallel programs that need to use broad classes of irregular data structures. It is designed for implementing portable scientific applications on distributed memory parallel computers and intended for applications requiring adaptation to data- or hardware-dependent conditions at runtime. KeLP is the successor to the LPARX package and introduces a new communication model based on the inspector/executor model to provide better communication performance on message passing multicomputers. KeLP supports a task-parallel computation model that isolates parallel coordination activities from numerical computation - a model that simplifies the design of application software and promotes software reuse. It can be used to plug in existing serial numerical kernels and leverage mature compiler technology. The kernels can be written in several languages including Fortran 77 and 90, C and C++. Programmers
Submitted Jan 11, 2000
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Ptolemy Project Update Link / Bad Link? 
The Ptolemy project studies modeling, simulation, and design of concurrent, real-time, embedded systems. The focus is on assembly of concurrent components. The key underlying principle in the project is the use of well-defined models of computation that govern the interaction between components. A major problem area being addressed is the use of heterogenous mixtures of models of computation.
Submitted Jun 18, 1997
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TPIE Update Link / Bad Link? 
The Transparent Parallel I/O Environment allows the transparent use of parallel disks to solve the problems encountered when attempting to access gigabytes of data when megabytes of RAM are available. TPIE is implemented as a set of templated C++ functions and classes. A source code distribution is available which has been successfully installed on Linux platforms.
Submitted Jan 11, 2000
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Illinois Concert Project (CSAG) Update Link / Bad Link? 
The goal of the Concert project is to develop portable, efficient implementations of concurrent object-oriented languages. Its approach incorporates aggressive whole program compilation, interprocedural optimization, and an efficient runtime system which works in concert with the compiler optimizations.
Submitted Nov 06, 1999
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Mentat Update Link / Bad Link? 
Mentat is an object-oriented parallel processing system designed to directly address the difficulty of developing architecture-independent parallel programs.
Submitted Nov 06, 1999
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sC++ Update Link / Bad Link? 
How to use concurrency mainly as a structuring means? For that purpose a version of C++, named sC++, has been developed. This language enhances C++ with a very few new keywords defining active objects and synchronization primitives in a way that preserves the whole philosophy of object oriented programming.
Submitted Nov 06, 1999
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