Any parallelizer out there?

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From: Cesar Quiroz
Date: Mon, 02 Sep 1985 21:40

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I'm looking for information on (current or past) work on vectorizing or 
parallelizing compilers (especially the latter).  My main interest (*) is 
in projects where the underlying language isn't restricted to very  limited
domains (say, not just Linear Algebra), but rather attempts to extract 
parallelism from as General-Purpose a class of programs as can sensibly 
be asked for.  (Multiprocessors preferred to array machines, also).  
 
Cesar ("No, not a paralyzer compiler.  We already got them.")

(*)  But, of course, data on other (even remotely) related projects is
     welcome
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Cesar Augusto  Quiroz Gonzalez

Department of Computer Science     {allegra|seismo}!rochester!quiroz
University of Rochester            or
Rochester,  NY 14627               quiroz@ROCHESTER
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Cesar Augusto  Quiroz Gonzalez

Department of Computer Science     {allegra|seismo}!rochester!quiroz
University of Rochester            or
Rochester,  NY 14627               quiroz@ROCHESTER

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