A beowulf for parallel instruction.

[Horatio B. Bogbindero]

> > I certainly agree about the model. I'm not clear about
> > the extent to which there is commonality  below MPI, in
> > the choice of compilers for instance, or even whether
> > this is a significant factor in approaching "use".
> 
> Most big sites concentrate on standards-compliant compilers, for portability
> reasons, and support a variety of languages: Fortran 9X, C, C++. You can get
> plenty of sample MPI code so your students can run something without having
> to necessarily write their own.
> 
hmmm. 

where can we get some nice-to-show-students sample code? 

is there are freely available fortran 90 compiler? or a fortran compiler
with cray-pointer support that is freely available too?
 
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