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Makefile
 
README
 
host-control.ps
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host-control.tar
 
pcn_prog_v2.0.ps
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pcn_prog_v2.0.tar
 
sci_prog.ps
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README

CONTENTS OF THIS DIRECTORY:
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This directory contains Postscript and latex versions of the following
documents which describe various aspects of the PCN language and
toolkit.  If the latex version of a document consists of several
files, then those files are contained in a tar file.

1. pcn_prog_v2.0.ps, pcn_prog_v2.0.tar

    These contain the following document, which provides all the
    information required to develop parallel programs with the PCN
    programming system.  This document includes both tutorial and 
    reference material.

	Parallel Programming with PCN
	Version 2.0
	Ian Foster and Steven Tuecke
	Technical Report ANL-91/32
	Argonne National Laboratory

2. sci_prog.ps

    A preprint version of the following publication, which contains
    an overview of the Virtual Topology (VT) tools which are new to
    PCN version 2.0, and a few examples of their use.

	Productive Parallel Programming: The PCN Approach
	Ian Foster, Robert Olson, and Steven Tuecke
	Scientific Programming, Vol. 1, pp. 51-66, 1992.

3. host-control.ps, host-control.tar

    These contain the following document, which describes how to
    use a network manager program, host-control, provided to 
    simplify use of PCN on networks.

	Using host-control
	Robert Olson
	Technical Memo ANL/MCS-TM-154
	Argonne National Laboratory


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
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For more information on parallel programming the reader should see:

	Title:      "Introduction to Parallel Programming"
	Authors:    Mani Chandy and Steve Taylor
	Publisher:  Jones and Bartlett, 1991
	ISBN:	    0-86720-208-4

References to additional material on PCN programming, the PCN system,
and PCN applications may be found in ``Parallel Programming with PCN''.

These are the contents of the former NiCE NeXT User Group NeXTSTEP/OpenStep software archive, currently hosted by Netfuture.ch.