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From: rodemann@thales (Joerg Rodemann)
Subject: Re: Ada Compilers for Parallel Computers
Date: 1997/11/10
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Date: 1997-11-10T00:00:00+00:00
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Scott Stallcup (stallcup@stsci.edu) wrote:
> I am looking for any information on Ada compilers 
> for parallel computers.  

> In particular, I would like to find references to 
> any papers about the use of Ada for fault tolerant 
> embedded parallel systems where Ada tasks are mapped 
> to separate CPUs.  

I believe that GNAT is supported for the SGI Origin series and hope to try
it out myself soon. OTOH in the high performance computing sector Ada does
not seem to be well established. Recently I asked Tera Inc. about Ada-
support for there new machine (and how far their C++-implementation will
reach the upcoming C++ standard) but until now I did not get any answer.

Probably this is an answer... *sigh* 

Regards

Joerg

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