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• adaptor/@
  Adaptor - an HPF like system.
• Fortran 90 FAQ - also contains HPF information@
  Last modified 11:31:32, 7 Jan 1998 - 21.0K - text
  See also <URL:http://www.fortran.com/fortran/>
  Author: Michael METCALF (Michael.METCALF@cern.ch)
• High Performance Fortran Web-based Course
  Last modified 10:16:53, 4 Dec 1996 - 2.6K - text
  The Computing Services Department of the University of Liverpool has an interactive Web-based HTML version of their Fortran 90 and High Performance Fortran courses. See <URL:http://www.liv.ac.uk/HPC/HPCpage.html> for main course information.

  The courses have the following structure - a topic can be selected from the contents page which will display an overview of the selected subject. The user can then either follow a hypertext link to a more detailed explanation or, choose to attempt a programming exercise instead. After the user has finished the exercise, a solution may be viewed. In many cases the user can retrieve a solution template to help him or her get started.

  Thes courses are freely available over the Internet or for installation locally by academic institutions. Use of these courses for commercial purposes may be available upon request.

  The paper-based versions are still available.

  The HPF course covers most topics excluding dynamic mappings: Fortran 90 topics: declarations, expressions and assignment, control constructs, arrays (parallel assignment), intrinsics, I/O, program units (procedures), modules; HPF topics: data parallelism, HPF directives, array distribution, data alignment, templates, data parallel execution (FORALL, INDEPENDENT NEW, PURE), procedures (and INTERFACEs), modules, HPF Intrinsics and Library, Extrinsics (using libraries, exploiting parallelism), choosing distributions, HPF Kernel, and HPF-2.

  See <URL:http://www.liv.ac.uk/HPC/HTMLFrontPageHPF.html>
  Author: Dr A.C. Marshall (adamm@liverpool.ac.uk)

• The HPFF Group information@
  
• High Performance Fortran Forum (HPFF) Mailing Lists
  Last modified 14:44:28, 13 Sep 1995 - 2.9K - text
  What the mailing lists are, how to join them and other details.
  Author: Chuck Koelbel (chk@cs.rice.edu)
• High Performance Fortran
  The Manchester and North High Performance Computing Training & Education Centre (MAN-T&EC) has developed a HPF course.

  This course is freely available to academics and has been developed for lecturers to pick up and use in their own lectures. The development of this course was funded under the JISC New Technologies Initiative.

  Materials available include: course syllabus and overheads.
  Author: hpc-staff@mcc.ac.uk

• Tools for High Performance Fortran: a survey
  A survey of HPF compilers and HPF environments; restructuring tools; data distribution visualization tools; performance evaluation and measurement tools; debugging tools; runtime systems; task parallelism and HPF and related tools.

  A version of this was published by Springer Verlag (LNCS series) in the proceeding of the "Spring School on Data Parallelism" (Les Ménuires (France), March 1996).
  Author: Jean-Louis PAZAT (pazat@irisa.fr), IRISA Campus, Universitaire de Beaulieu, 35042, RENNES, CEDEX, France ; Tel: +33 99-84-71-71=20; FAX: +33 99-84-72-14

• High Performance Fortran (HPF) Courseware
  As part of the JISC New Technologies Initiative NTI), the Computing Services Department at the University of Liverpool has developed a a number of seminars / courses in High Performance Fortran aimed at increasing user awareness of this new de-facto Fortran standard.

  These courses can be used for non-commercial gain.
  Author: Dr A.C. Marshall (adamm@liverpool.ac.uk)

• Other projects, some using HPF@
  Last modified 14:22:42, 7 Feb 1996 - 16.5K - HTML
  
• The HPF Standard@