having local memory to each processor/core, the way monster-computers like Crays do, is the only way when you go for a *lot* of processors (say 64, 128,...).
the thing is that not all the programs can be paralelized over that architecture without modifying the source: shared memory vs distributed process comunication techniques
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i dont know japanese but i think they use diferent symbols (kanji) for each meaning, eventhough they read it the same way
Usually -- denotes the end of parameters so:
rm -- -filename
3 answers to your problems with ubuntu: "kubuntu", "use debian if you are so picky", "sudo passwd root"
thats why people who use 'notepad' stick with windows
I guess to the last extent Alt+Sys.Req+E (or +I) would terminate all processes.
having local memory to each processor/core, the way monster-computers like Crays do, is the only way when you go for a *lot* of processors (say 64, 128, ...).
the thing is that not all the programs can be paralelized over that architecture without modifying the source: shared memory vs distributed process comunication techniques