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2 total messages Started by Shaun McCullagh CMP RA Thu, 01 Jun 1989 17:02
Parallel Fortran within MS-DOS
#2718
Author: Shaun McCullagh CMP RA
Date: Thu, 01 Jun 1989 17:02
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Does anyone have experience of 3L's Parallel Fortran on a PC ?

We are thinking of using said compiler, to perform finite element

analysis, but understand that the debugging tools are somewhat 'basic'

Thanx in advance


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Shaun McCullagh, University of East Anglia, School of Information

Systems, Norwich ENGLAND NR4 7TJ   Email: sm@uk.ac.uea.sys

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Re: Parallel Fortran within MS-DOS
#2724
Author: Nick Rothwell
Date: Fri, 02 Jun 1989 09:41
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In article <582@sys.uea.ac.uk>, sm@sys (Shaun McCullagh CMP RA) writes:
>Does anyone have experience of 3L's Parallel Fortran on a PC ?
>
>We are thinking of using said compiler, to perform finite element
>analysis, but understand that the debugging tools are somewhat 'basic'
>
>Thanx in advance

   Why not give them a call? (0506 415959.) Admittedly, that might
only give the Pros, not the Cons...

Disclaimer, I don't work for 'em, and I'm allergic to Fortran, but I
know the guys.

>Shaun McCullagh, University of East Anglia, School of Information

		Nick.
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