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--mpi argument to topcc/topc++5.4 Invoking a TOP-C Application in Distributed Memory
--pthread argument to topcc/topc++5.5 Invoking a TOP-C Application in Shared Memory
--seq argument to topcc/topc++5.3 Invoking a TOP-C Application in Sequential Memory
--TOPC-aggregated-tasks5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
--TOPC-aggregated-tasks, usage7.3 Improving Performance
--TOPC-help5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
--TOPC-num-slaves5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
--TOPC-num-slaves, example6.1 Debugging by Limiting the Parallelism
--TOPC-num-slaves, selection of slave hosts using procgroup file5.4.1 Writing Procgroup Files for `MPINU'
--TOPC-procgroup5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
--TOPC-procgroup, usage of procgroup file5.4.1 Writing Procgroup Files for `MPINU'
--TOPC-safety5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
--TOPC-safety for debugging6.2 Debugging with `--TOPC-safety'
--TOPC-slave-timeout5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
--TOPC-slave-timeout, for long jobs and runaway jobs7.4 Long Jobs and Courtesy to Others
--TOPC-slave-wait5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
--TOPC-slave-wait, debugging a slave process with `gdb'6.5 Stepping Through a Slave Process with `gdb'
--TOPC-stats5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
--TOPC-trace5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
--TOPC-verbose5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications

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.topcrc5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications

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aborting tasks8.2 Aborting Tasks
action3.2 Three Key Concepts for TOP-C
actions returned by CheckTaskResult()4.3 Actions Returned by CheckTaskResult()
aggregation of tasks7.3 Improving Performance

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command line options, TOP-C5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
compiling the distributed memory model5.4 Invoking a TOP-C Application in Distributed Memory
compiling the sequential memory model5.3 Invoking a TOP-C Application in Sequential Memory
compiling the shared memory model5.5 Invoking a TOP-C Application in Shared Memory
CONTINUATION, testing for8.1 Testing for Task Continuations and Redos

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debugging6. Debugging and Tracing
debugging memory management with efence6.6 Segmentation faults and other memory problems
debugging `TOP-C' `--mpi' applications that fail to start5.4.2 If Slaves Fail to Start
debugging, --TOPC-safety6.2 Debugging with `--TOPC-safety'
distributed memory model3.3 Distributed and Shared Memory Models
distributed memory, fails to start5.4.2 If Slaves Fail to Start

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efence, debugging memory management6.6 Segmentation faults and other memory problems
example TOP-C applicationB. Example `TOP-C' Application

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fine grain thread parallelism8.4.1 Reader-Writer Synchronization
finer grain parallelism7.3 Improving Performance

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global shared data3.2 Three Key Concepts for TOP-C
global thread-private variable8.4.2 Thread-Private Global Variables

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heterogeneous architecturesMarshaling (Serialization) and Heterogeneous Architectures

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initializing `TOP-C'4.1 The Main TOP-C Library Calls

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large message buffers8.3.2 Using TOPC_MSG_PTR() to Avoid Copying Large Buffers

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Marshalgen, a package for marshalingMarshalgen, a Package for Marshaling
marshalingMarshaling (Serialization) and Heterogeneous Architectures
master-slave mode, invoking4.1 The Main TOP-C Library Calls
memory model, distributed3.3 Distributed and Shared Memory Models
memory model, distributed, compiling5.4 Invoking a TOP-C Application in Distributed Memory
memory model, sequential8.5 Modifying TOP-C Code for the Sequential Memory Model
memory model, sequential, compiling5.3 Invoking a TOP-C Application in Sequential Memory
memory model, shared8.4 Optimizing TOP-C Code for the Shared Memory Model
memory model, shared, compiling5.5 Invoking a TOP-C Application in Shared Memory
message format, TOPC_MSG()4.1 The Main TOP-C Library Calls
MPINU5.4.1 Writing Procgroup Files for `MPINU'
mpinu-ssh for debugging slave startup5.4.2 If Slaves Fail to Start

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network latency, overcoming it7.3 Improving Performance

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options, TOP-C5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications

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procgroup file5.4.1 Writing Procgroup Files for `MPINU'

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reader-writer synchronization8.4.1 Reader-Writer Synchronization
REDO, testing for8.1 Testing for Task Continuations and Redos

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segmentation fault, debugging with efence6.6 Segmentation faults and other memory problems
sequential memory model8.5 Modifying TOP-C Code for the Sequential Memory Model
serializationMarshaling (Serialization) and Heterogeneous Architectures
shared data3.2 Three Key Concepts for TOP-C
shared memory model8.4 Optimizing TOP-C Code for the Shared Memory Model
SIGALRM6.3 TOP-C and POSIX signals
SIGALRM, raised by `TOP-C'7.4 Long Jobs and Courtesy to Others
signals and TOP-C6.3 TOP-C and POSIX signals
SIGPINT6.3 TOP-C and POSIX signals
SIGPIPE6.3 TOP-C and POSIX signals
SIGPIPE signal handler not recognized6. Debugging and Tracing
SIGSEGV, debugging with efence6.6 Segmentation faults and other memory problems
slave startup in distributed memory, difficulties5.4.2 If Slaves Fail to Start
SMP3.3 Distributed and Shared Memory Models
SSH environment variable for starting remote slaves5.4.1 Writing Procgroup Files for `MPINU'
static local variables and threads8.4.2 Thread-Private Global Variables
synchronization of threads, shared memory model8.4.1 Reader-Writer Synchronization

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task3.2 Three Key Concepts for TOP-C
task continuation, testing8.1 Testing for Task Continuations and Redos
task input3.1.3 Task Input and Task Output Buffers
task input4.1 The Main TOP-C Library Calls
task input/output buffers, variable size8.3.1 Avoiding malloc and new with Task Buffers
task output3.1.3 Task Input and Task Output Buffers
task output4.1 The Main TOP-C Library Calls
thread-private variable8.4.2 Thread-Private Global Variables
`THREAD_PRIVATE'8.4.2 Thread-Private Global Variables
threads, synchronization in shared memory model8.4.1 Reader-Writer Synchronization
TOP-C action3.2 Three Key Concepts for TOP-C
TOP-C command line options5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
TOP-C options5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
topc++5.1 Compiling TOP-C Applications
topc-config5.1 Compiling TOP-C Applications
TOPC_MSG_PTR()8.3.2 Using TOPC_MSG_PTR() to Avoid Copying Large Buffers
TOPC_OPT_trace, usage for dynamically debugging messages6.4 Tracing Messages
TOPC_OPT_trace_input6.4 Tracing Messages
TOPC_OPT_trace_result6.4 Tracing Messages
TOPC_OPTS environment variable for initialization5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications
topcc5.1 Compiling TOP-C Applications
topcrc5.2 Command Line Options in TOP-C Applications

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