Tools for monitoring, debugging, and programming in PVM

Tools for monitoring, debugging, and programming in PVM

In this paper we briefly describe several tools related to programming in PVM. The monitoring and debugging systems covered are XPVM, PGPVM, and PVaniM. XPVM is a graphical console for executing and tracing PVM programs. It uses PVM's built in trace facility. PGPVM is also a system for tracing...

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