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Meiko cs_build avoidance

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From: P.J. Mitchell
Date: Mon, 08 Oct 1990 15:24
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Hello world, 

I have an application that I'm running under Meiko CSTools but whose
process' are always connected in a pipeline and only need to communicate
with their immediate neighbours.

So I don't think that I need the clever through routing provided by CSTools
and would like to bypass it to enhance my communications throuput (higher
transmission rate and lower communications start-up time). This should be
possible as "mrun" wires up the processors for you independantly of the
program(s) being run.

Is there any way that I can do this without recourse to cs_build ? I ask
because a) I don't want to learn another arcane parallel job harness, and
b) I would like to involve fortran and this would be doubly difficult at
the cs_build stage (I think).

Any ideas ? Thanks.
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Subject: Meiko cs_build avoidance
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