A Communication Kernel for Parallel Programming Support on a Massively Parallel Processor System

A Communication Kernel for Parallel Programming Support on a Massively Parallel Processor System (1995)

by Benno Overeinder , Joep Vesseur , Frank v/d Linden , Frank Linden , Peter Sloot

Venue:	In Proceedings of the Workshop on Parallel Programming and Computation (ZEUS'95) and the 4th Nordic Transputer Conference (NTUG'95
Citations:	4 - 4 self

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