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F. Sukup. "Efficiency Evaluation of Some Parallelization Tools on a Workstation Cluster Using the NAS Parallel Benchmarks". A Appendix This appendix presents an example program of the master/slave model, which corresponds to the example given in the PVM 3 User's Guide, page 24.
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