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REVIEW
"Pierre Jouvelot : Reviewer"
The data-parallel programming paradigm found in languages such as
C* and CM Fortran is often thought of as being practical only on single
instruction multiple data (SIMD) machines. Chatterjee argues that this
view is too limited. Single progra
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