VPE (Visual Parallel Programming Environment) <version>0.3a <pubdate>30 may 1995 <author>Peter Newton <newton@cs.utexas.edu> <contact>Peter Newton <newton@cs.utexas.edu> <abstract>VPE is an integrated environment for explicit message-passing parallel programming. Program task structure is specified via a graph in which nodes represent tasks and messages flow on arcs. Tasks are specified as ordinary C or Fortran with VPE library calls. VPE also automates compiling and running programs, even in a heterogeneous environment. VPE is built on top of PVM. <keywords>parallel programming environment <reference> <environment>VPE runs on UNIX workstations under X. The programs it produces run on networks of UNIX workstations under PVM 3.3. PVM 3.3 is required as well as Tcl 7.4 and Tk 4.0 if you choose to compile VPE. Binaries are available for common UNIX workstations. A C compiler is required. Fortran is optional. <copyright> <comments>Papers, manuals, and references to related projects are available from the VPE home page. <category>ppt-env </urc>

http://www.cs.utk.edu/~newton/vpe/vpe.html Peter Newton <newton@cs.utexas.edu> Wed Jun 14 10:43:19 1995 lifn:netlib:3cf561b2087ef69d8510c03dbe931593 Partially reviewed VPE (Visual Parallel Programming Environment) <version>0.3a <pubdate>30 may 1995 <author>Peter Newton <newton@cs.utexas.edu> <contact>Peter Newton <newton@cs.utexas.edu> <abstract>VPE is an integrated environment for explicit message-passing parallel programming. Program task structure is specified via a graph in which nodes represent tasks and messages flow on arcs. Tasks are specified as ordinary C or Fortran with VPE library calls. VPE also automates compiling and running programs, even in a heterogeneous environment. VPE is built on top of PVM. <keywords>parallel programming environment <reference> <environment>VPE runs on UNIX workstations under X. The programs it produces run on networks of UNIX workstations under PVM 3.3. PVM 3.3 is required as well as Tcl 7.4 and Tk 4.0 if you choose to compile VPE. Binaries are available for common UNIX workstations. A C compiler is required. Fortran is optional. <copyright> <comments>Papers, manuals, and references to related projects are available from the VPE home page. <category>ppt-env </urc>