[comp.software-eng] Trollius Workshop

roz@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Ros Leibensperger) (02/13/90)

			Trollius Workshop

	  	       Cornell Theory Center
			Cornell University
			    Ithaca, NY
		        July 24 - 26, 1990

The Advanced Computing Research Institute (ACRI) of the Cornell Theory Center 
will be offering a three-day workshop on the Trollius programming environment 
for distributed-memory multicomputers.  

Attendees will learn how to program and monitor parallel applications under 
Trollius Release 2.0.  In addition, sessions will be offered on the design of 
the Trollius operating system, on use of special programming tools, and on 
porting Trollius.  Guest speakers from industry will discuss related develop-
ment projects.

Attendees will gain hands-on experience with the ACRI's transputer-based multi-
computers, and will be given an opportunity to work on individual application
programs.  Attendees who are committed to using Trollius for existing projects 
are invited to remain through July 27, for in-depth consulting.

Attendees should have previous experience with UNIX systems, and in programming 
with C or FORTRAN.  Previous experience in parallel programming is not required.
The workshop will begin at 9:00 am on Tuesday, July 24 and end by 4:30 pm on 
Thursday, July 26.

			REGISTRATION:

To apply for this workshop, please complete the attached form and send it to 
the address indicated.  Registration is limited to 30 people.  The registration 
fee is $75.00 for academic attendees, and $150.00 for corporate attendees.  
This includes course materials and refreshments at breaks.  Applications and 
payment must be received by June 12, 1990.  Applicants should receive notifi-
cation of the final selection by June 22.

			ACCOMMODATIONS:

The following accommodations are within walking distance of the Theory Center
Training Facility and many restaurants and shops.  Attendees are responsible
for their own reservations and meals.  Commercial airport limousine service is
available.

Collegetown Motor Lodge		1/2 mile from Theory Center
				312 College Avenue, Ithaca, NY 14850
				607-273-3542, $59 - $61 per night
				Blocks of rooms have been reserved for this 
				workshop -- Please mention this when making 
				your reservation.

The Peregrine House		Bed and breakfast, 1/2 mile from Theory Center
				140 College Avenue, Ithaca, NY 14850
				607-272-0919 
				$62 - 72 per night including breakfast

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		TROLLIUS WORKSHOP APPLICATION FORM


Name:______________________________   Date:_________________________________

Institution:________________________________________________________________

Address:____________________________________________________________________

	____________________________________________________________________

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Telephone: ________________________   Electronic Address:___________________

Any special needs (diet, mobility impaired):________________________________


Programming language (check one):
	__ C
	__ FORTRAN

Previous experience in parallel programming (check one):
	__ none
	__ with a parallel environment other than Trollius
	__ with Trollius

Which of the following are you more interested in (check one)?:
	__ applications programming
	__ operating systems design

Which of the following sessions are you interested in attending (check all 
that apply)?:
	__ Linda-style programming with Brenda
	__ Parallel I/O under Trollius
	__ CrOS III-style programming under Trollius
	__ configuring the topology of the multicomputer with Trollius
	__ advanced Trollius programming in C 
	__ industry research and development using Trollius

This form, with payment of $75.00 for academic attendees or $150.00 for 
corporate attendees (payable to Cornell University), must be received no later 
than June 12th, 1990, by Donna Smith.  E-mail registrations may be sent to 
donna@tcgould.tn.cornell.edu.  Surface mail registrations and payment may be 
sent to Donna Smith, Conference Coordinator, Theory Center, Cornell University,
265 Olin Hall, Ithaca, New York, 14853-5201, (607) 255-8686.
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