PVM Parallel Virtual Machine is a versatile software package that allows a network of Unix and Windows computers to function as a single powerful parallel computer, making it cost-effective for solving large computational problems. With its portability and compatibility with various hardware, PVM has become the de facto standard for distributed computing worldwide, used by hundreds of sites for scientific, industrial, medical, and educational purposes.
PVM offers a range of features, including communication contexts, message handlers, persistent messages, and interoperability between NT and Unix clusters. It also supports various third-party software developments, such as S-Lang bindings, Perl wrappers, and interactive visualization tools. PVM's continuous updates and improvements, along with its extensive documentation and support, make it an essential tool for networked parallel computing.
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