ftp://ftp.sdsc.edu/pub/sdsc/parallel/lparx/README LPARX <abstract> LPARX provides efficient run-time support for dynamic, non-uniform scientific calculations running on MIMD distributed memory architectures, and is intended for block structured and multilevel applications involving structured meshes, and for particle methods. It extends HPF's data decomposition model to provide support for dynamic, block irregular data structures. LPARX represents data decompositions as first-class objects and expresses data dependencies in a manner which is logically independent of data decomposition and problem dimension. LPARX applications are portable across a diversity of MIMD machines and may be written in a form that is partially independent of the problem dimension. They may be debugged on a workstation simplifying code development. The LPARX software is implemented as a C++ class library. <keywords>object library; MIMD machine; distributed memory multiprocessor; structured grid; particle method; data partitioning <category>ppt-pplib <environment> LPARX runs on the Intel Paragon, the CM-5, KSR-1, nCube/2, networks of workstations under PVM, single processor workstations, and on the Cray C-90 (single processor at the moment). LPARX will soon run on the C-90 in multitasked mode, and on the T3D. Those Paragon sites without C++ support should download the paragon-gnu.tar script, which installs the GNU g++ compiler on the Paragon. </urc>