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Subject: Re: Multiprocessing in your own PC lab
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Date: 2 May 90 03:43:00 GMT
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In responce to the availablity of netlib, it has moved from
argonne to oak-ridge.

Netlib is a computer program that responds to electronic mail.  In particular
it responds to certain key words in the body of the electronic mail message.
Netlib is used to distribute public-domain mathematical software.

The machine running netlib at Argonne National Laboratory has moved to
Oak Ridge National Laboratory.  Therefore the old Argonne National Laboratory
address, netlib@mcs.anl.gov is no longer valid and mail for netlib should
be sent to the new Oak Ridge National Laboratory address, netlib@ornl.gov.
A machine at Bell Labs continues to run netlib as well.  The address there
is netlib@research.att.com.

To get started with netlib send a mail message to either netlib address
given above and include the single line  ``send index'' as the body of
the electronic mail message.

The contacts for netlib questions are Jack Dongarra (dongarra@cs.utk.edu)
at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Eric Grosse (ehg@research.att.com) at
AT&T Bell Labs.

--The Argonne MCS division support staff (support@mcs.anl.gov)