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In article <24915@princeton.Princeton.EDU} haahr@princeton.edu (Paul Haahr) writes:
}... the only applications (at least according to what people say
}in this group) where the traditional supercomputers are significantly
}faster than killer micros are vectorizable number crunchers.
}..............................  For codes like these, wouldn't it be
}possible to take advantage of two (or more) independent, off-the-shelf
}floating point units?
}

I would venture to guess that 64 - 32 bit registers is insufficient
to do much with in a vector machine.  For instance, the Cray's have
8 - 64 x 64 bit vector registers, and I believe the users would like
to see this number grow.