[PDF.24za] The High Performance Fortran Handbook (Scientific and Engineering Computation)

The High Performance Fortran Handbook (Scientific and Engineering Computation)

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 | #3489576 in Books |  1993-11-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  8.90 x.80 x8.00l,1.64 | File type: PDF | 345 pages

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||4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.| Clear and thorough|By wiredweird|Fortran is alive and well, Java and C++ notwithstanding. It still does a lot of the heavy lifting in numerical computing of all kinds. But, in order to stay relevant, it's had to change with the high-end machines that run those computations. Fortran 90 came a long way from F77, but not far enough. It offers fair constructs for vectorizing and fo|About the Author|Charles H. Koelbel is Program Director, Advanced Computational Research, National Science Foundation. David B. Loveman is Senior Program Manager of the High Performance Computing Group at Digital Equipment Corporation. Robert S. Schreiber is Sen

High Performance Fortran (HPF) is a set of extensions to Fortran expressing parallel execution at a relatively high level. For the thousands of scientists, engineers, and others who wish to take advantage of the power of both vector and parallel supercomputers, five of the principal authors of HPF have teamed up here to write a tutorial for the language.There is an increasing need for a common parallel Fortran that can serve as a programming interface with the new par...

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