PGMT

'PGMT' is a project to design and build software tools that allow PGM (Processing Graph Method) to be affordably and efficiently used on a wide range of parallel processors so that applications, once built, for a parallel processor could be reused with little cost. This will make it easy to translate an engineer's design of a weapon system into software for the weapon system's computers. By design, this approach is specifically applicable to parallel distributed - computer processing.

PGMT provides: 

	-Earlier, less costly development of new parallel processor software; 
 	-Faster modernization of parallel-processor software
	-Lower costs for modernizing and maintaining software
	-More uniform capabilities across parallel-processor architectures
	 with more compatible software for various hardware configurations

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Leadership
  • David Kaplan - Maintainer
  • See the AUTHORS file in the distribution for a complete list - Contributor

Versions

1.0

1.0 stable released 2004-09-01

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User guide available in PDF format from http://w3.uqo.ca/pgmt/pgmt_documentation_synopsis.html

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