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From: larry@jpl-vlsi.arpa
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Subject: RE: Sample C Programs Wanted
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Date: Fri, 24-Jan-86 02:09:10 EST
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Before you do your own "parallelizing C" you may want to contact Flexible 
Computer Corp. in Dallas, Texas.  They sell a computer family (the Flex/32)
which contains both tightly coupled (shared memory) and loosely coupled 
(message based) 32-bit microprocessors.  For parallel processing they 
provide a parallel-C, parallel-ForTran, and Ada.

For actual code samples a good contact point might be the Cosmic Cube 
people at CalTech (Pasadena, Calif) who did a fair amount of C programming
for their hyper-cube "mini-supercomputers."

                        Larry @ jpl-vlsi