qyl@cs.strath.ac.uk (Magnus Q. Luo) (05/02/90)
Could we write a C++ program and then run it on several processors of Sequent in parallel ? If we could, how can we write that program ? I tried to combine C++ with Parallel Programming Library. However, C++ seems to have the problem to recognize the keywords such as "shared". Welcome any suggestion and thanks a lot in advance. Magnus Q. Luo, Department of Computer Science, _ University of Strathclyde, Glasgow G1 1XH, UK | _ _ _| | _ | qyl@uk.ac.strath.cs 041-552 4400 Ext 2952 |_T|_||_||_| |__|_||_ |<
bakken@cs.arizona.edu (Dave Bakken) (05/03/90)
In article <3529@baird.cs.strath.ac.uk> qyl@cs.strath.ac.uk writes: >Could we write a C++ program and then run it on several processors >of Sequent in parallel ? If we could, how can we write that program ? >I tried to combine C++ with Parallel Programming Library. However, >C++ seems to have the problem to recognize the keywords such as "shared". Check out Presto, a package by Brian Bershad at the UW. It is a slick package that will do what you want and then more. It is available via ftp from cs.washington.edu. Caution - you will need ATT C++ 1.2.1 to get it running on a Sequent. Hopefully some day it will be ported to g++. Good luck! -- Dave Bakken bakken@cs.arizona.edu uunet!arizona!bakken U of A Computer Science (602) 621-8372 [Ric] Anderson's law of program versions: Never trust 0.x or x.0