mcdaniel@uiucdcsb.CS.UIUC.EDU (01/22/86)
Thanks in advance. (As advanced as possible, in fact.)
I'm going to evaluate the possibility of "parallelizing C": adding
language features for parallel computers and/or cobbling together an
automatic parallelizer. I need numeric application programs coded in C
(matrix manipulations, as one example). Also, I need programs which
manipulate various data structures: queues, lists, graphs, trees, et
cetera. If you would indicate how often your program(s) are run and
how much importance they have in relation to your site's workload, I'd
appreciate that too. Since I will primarily be looking at the code, it
doesn't have to be adapted to any particular system (working code is
greatly preferred, though!). If you have a choice, however, I'd prefer
code for BSD 4.2.
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