Uses of Package
no.uib.cipr.matrix.distributed

Packages that use no.uib.cipr.matrix.distributed
no.uib.cipr.matrix.distributed Message passing interface (MPI) for Java. 
 

Classes in no.uib.cipr.matrix.distributed used by no.uib.cipr.matrix.distributed
BlockDiagonalPreconditioner
          Deprecated. the no.uib.cipr.matrix.distributed package has been deprecated because of a number of hard to fix concurrency bugs. It is distributed only for backwards compatibility, but is not recommended. The utility of this package is questionable, as it does not allow distribution of computation between JVMs or across a network. For many people, distributed computing of multiple matrices can be achieved at a user-level through the JPPF Framework. Users who need to deal with few very large matrices may wish to implement their own storage classes and solvers using JPPF, but this will not be supported directly in matrix-toolkits-java.
Communicator
          Deprecated. the no.uib.cipr.matrix.distributed package has been deprecated because of a number of hard to fix concurrency bugs. It is distributed only for backwards compatibility, but is not recommended. The utility of this package is questionable, as it does not allow distribution of computation between JVMs or across a network. For many people, distributed computing of multiple matrices can be achieved at a user-level through the JPPF Framework. Users who need to deal with few very large matrices may wish to implement their own storage classes and solvers using JPPF, but this will not be supported directly in matrix-toolkits-java.
DistColMatrix
          Deprecated. the no.uib.cipr.matrix.distributed package has been deprecated because of a number of hard to fix concurrency bugs. It is distributed only for backwards compatibility, but is not recommended. The utility of this package is questionable, as it does not allow distribution of computation between JVMs or across a network. For many people, distributed computing of multiple matrices can be achieved at a user-level through the JPPF Framework. Users who need to deal with few very large matrices may wish to implement their own storage classes and solvers using JPPF, but this will not be supported directly in matrix-toolkits-java.
DistRowMatrix
          Deprecated. the no.uib.cipr.matrix.distributed package has been deprecated because of a number of hard to fix concurrency bugs. It is distributed only for backwards compatibility, but is not recommended. The utility of this package is questionable, as it does not allow distribution of computation between JVMs or across a network. For many people, distributed computing of multiple matrices can be achieved at a user-level through the JPPF Framework. Users who need to deal with few very large matrices may wish to implement their own storage classes and solvers using JPPF, but this will not be supported directly in matrix-toolkits-java.
DistVector
          Deprecated. the no.uib.cipr.matrix.distributed package has been deprecated because of a number of hard to fix concurrency bugs. It is distributed only for backwards compatibility, but is not recommended. The utility of this package is questionable, as it does not allow distribution of computation between JVMs or across a network. For many people, distributed computing of multiple matrices can be achieved at a user-level through the JPPF Framework. Users who need to deal with few very large matrices may wish to implement their own storage classes and solvers using JPPF, but this will not be supported directly in matrix-toolkits-java.
Reduction
          Deprecated. the no.uib.cipr.matrix.distributed package has been deprecated because of a number of hard to fix concurrency bugs. It is distributed only for backwards compatibility, but is not recommended. The utility of this package is questionable, as it does not allow distribution of computation between JVMs or across a network. For many people, distributed computing of multiple matrices can be achieved at a user-level through the JPPF Framework. Users who need to deal with few very large matrices may wish to implement their own storage classes and solvers using JPPF, but this will not be supported directly in matrix-toolkits-java.