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Linda
Linda is a proven industry standard for parallel programming and well known for
reliability and efficiency.
Linda, introduced in the mid-1980s, was the first commercial product to implement virtual
shared memory (VSM) for supercomputers and large workstation clusters. Linda is
content-addressable, not address-based, making it much easier to build applications and fully
utilize hardware capacity. Cost-effectiveness, speed and ease of use all are advantages of
using Linda.Linda technology is embedded in versions of Gaussian 98, the computational chemistry program based on the methodology for which John Pople won the 1998 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Other uses by such companies as Lehman Brothers and Amerada Hess have proven the power of Linda�s parallel processing capabilities.  Read more: Why Linda? Technical overview |
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Introduction