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From: willis@cs.athabascau.ca (Tony Willis)
Subject: [fortran] PAT, parallelization tool
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Keywords: PAT, parallel FORTRAN
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Archive-name: languages/fortran/pat-fortran/1991-01-25
Archive-directory: peabody.gatech.edu:/pub/pat/ [130.207.6.52]
Original-posting-by: willis@cs.athabascau.ca (Tony Willis)
Original-subject: PAT, parallelization tool
Reposted-by: emv@ox.com (Edward Vielmetti)

A while ago I enquired about an ftp site to obtain PAT, a tool
for analyzing FORTRAN programs for parallelization. Recently
I received the following message from Kurt Stirewalt at
Georgia Tech.
Tony Willis


To get a copy of PAT, you may use anonymous ftp from peabody.gatech.edu
(130.207.6.52). You will need to get both pat and pass1. Pass1 pre-compiles
files so that PAT can build its graphs. These are subdirectories in the
pub directory. I am one of the ones working on PAT now, and if you have
any questions, please feel free to direct them to either me or:
	kss@kong.cc.gatech.edu (Kevin Smith)
	bill@kong.cc.gatech.edu (Bill Appelbe).

	Thanks for the interest.
					-- kurt stirewalt.


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