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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Re: multiprocessing with gnat
Date: 1997/03/15
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Date: 1997-03-15T00:00:00+00:00
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Gerald asks

<<How can I build a program that uses multiple processors ?
If I compile with gnatmake -O3 xxx only one is used.
I'm using gnat3.07 on sgi powerchallenge with 8 proc.>>

Check the documentation that comes with the SGI product, it has full details
on how to do multi-processing using the SGI Ada product. If you are not an
SGI customer, talk to SGI, they have a special university deal to get this
and other software with inexpensive site licenses, and since you have serious
hardware, this makes good sense. The SGI Ada product comes with a lot of
extra goodies, like bindings to all their graphics libraries, so it is 
well worth obtaining it.