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• charm/
  Charm / Charm++ portable object-orientated parallel programming system from Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois, USA. It supports concurrent objects with inheritance plus a performance analysis tool and other tools.
• Illinois Concert System V4.0
  Last modified 17:13:00, 20 May 1996 - 7.0K - text
  Concert is a parallel programming system for fine-grained object-oriented programming on parallel systems. Our goal is to enable portable and efficient programming using concurrent object-oriented programming (COOP) through compiler analysis and tranformation and runtime techniques. These techniques are particularly helpful for problems with irregular parallelism or complex data structures.

  See <URL:http://www-csag.cs.uiuc.edu/projects/concert.html> for more details.

  Author: Julian Dolby (dolby@pink-panther.cs.uiuc.edu)

• enterprise/
  directory
  The Enterprise parallel programming system - an interactive graphical programming environment for designing, coding, debugging, testing and executing programs in a distributed hardware environment. Enterprise code looks like familiar sequential code because the parallelism is expressed graphically and independently of the code. The system automatically inserts the code necessary to correctly handle communication and synchronization, allowing the rapid construction of distributed programs. Uses either NMP or PVM as communications systems and contains binaries for SUN4, SGI and RS6K.
• LAM / MPI
  Developed by Ohio Supercomputer Center, Now maintained at Notre Dame University, and the relevant files can be found at <URL:http://www.mpi.nd.edu/lam/download/>
• PARDI
  The PARDI software enables mixed networks of Windows and UNIX computers to work in parallel. Standard toolkits such as PVM run on top of PARDI's high performance message passing and resource control software. PARDI message latency is approximately half that of public domain PVM. The software can be downloaded free of charge from the Perihelion web site.

  Author: Jon Powell (jon@perihelion.co.uk), The Maltings, Charlton Rd, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 5QE, UK; Tel: +44 1749 344345; FAX: +44 1749 344977

• mpi/
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  MPI (Message Passing Initiative) software.
• p4/
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  P4 (Portable Programs for Parallel Processors) from Argonne National Laboratory.
• pade/
  NIST Parallel Applications Development Environment (PADE)
• paragraph/
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  ParaGraph from netlib.
• parmacs/
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  PARMACS from netlib.
• parmacs_on_vcr/
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  version 1.2 of the transputer implementation of the PARMACS 5.1 Parallel Macros for Fortran on top of VCR by Mark Debbage and Mark Hill of Southampton University, UK. REQUIRES: transputer f2c 1.1 system [../southampton/f2c], VCR 2.0K (in this directory), the INMOS C toolset compiler (Dx214) and a UNIX host. From <URL:ftp://ftp.ecs.soton.ac.uk/pub/transputer/parmacs/>
• pcn/
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  PCN (Program Composition Notation) from Argonne National Laboratory.
• picl/
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  PICL from netlib.
• posybl/
  directory
  A prototype PD implementation of Linda for Networks.
• presto/
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  PRESTO Application Suite from University of Washington. PRESTO provides a C++ based environment for writing object-oriented parallel programs for shared-memory multiprocessors. The library provides basic classes useful for writing parallel programs, among them are thread manipulation routines for concurrency and synchronization primitives.
• pvm3/
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  PVM - Parallel Virtual Machine version 3.
• splash/
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  SPLASH (Stanford Parallel Applications for Shared-Memory) system.
• sr/
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  SR (Synchronizing Resources) - a language for writing concurrent programs. Documented in "The SR Programming Language: Concurrency in Practice" by Gregory R. Andrews and Ronald A. Olsson from University of Arizona, USA.
• vcr/
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  Version 2.0k of the Virtual Channel Routing (VCR) software developed by Mark Debbage and Mark Hill of University of Southampton,UK under the PUMA ESPRIT project. REQUIRES: INMOS occam toolset compiler (Dx205) From <URL:ftp://ftp.ecs.soton.ac.uk/pub/transputer/vcr/>