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          Hank
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      Linux Parallel Processing HOWTO
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      1998-01-05
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      Parallel Processing refers to the concept of speeding-up
      the execution of a program by dividing the program
      into multiple fragments that can execute
      simultaneously, each on its own processor.  A program
      being executed across N processors might execute N
      times faster than it would using a single processor.
      This document discusses the four basic approaches to
      parallel processing that are available to Linux
      users:  SMP Linux systems, clusters of networked
      Linux systems, parallel execution using multimedia
      instructions (i.e., MMX), and attached (parallel)
      processors hosted by a Linux system.
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