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  • ...or column major. This allocation information is provided in the allocation type. In column major allocation the first dimension is the least major and last [[Category:Type Library]]
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  • ...et process. If ''buffersize'' is not provided then a default is used. This type associates with the [[sync]] keyword which will wait until the message has [[Category:Type Library]]
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  • <metadesc>Mesham is a type oriented programming language allowing the writing of high performance para Where ''returntype'' is a type chain or ''void''.
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  • Identical to the [[Onesided]] type, but will perform onesided communication rather than p2p. This form of one [[Category:Type Library]]
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  • <metadesc>Mesham is a type oriented programming language allowing the writing of high performance para ...0.5 language types but with a view to maximising consistency. The function library has been overhauled with the aim of providing a basic set of functionality
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  • ...unction will collect any garbage memory. Memory allocated via the [[Heap]] type is subject to garbage collection, which will occur automatically during pro [[Category:Function Library]]
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  • [[Category:Type Library]]
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  • ...vendist.jpg|Even distribution of 10 blocks of data over 4 processors using type oriented programming]]</center> ...ause, just for this expression, the programmer has used the [[horizontal]] type to take a horizontal view of the distributed array. It should be noted that
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  • * '''Pass:''' A variable for the input to be written into, of type [[String]] [[Category:Function Library]]
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  • <metadesc>Mesham is a type oriented programming language allowing the writing of high performance para ...vel, this is not a major issue at the moment due to generality of the type library however it does limit the language somewhat. Whilst it is relatively simple
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  • This type will specify that the communication to be carried out should be done so asy This example demonstrates the use of the ''async'' type in terms of default shared variable style communication. In the assignment
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  • ...hat the language has reached a stable state in terms of definition and the type oriented approach. ...via dynamic libraries. Unline [[Arjuna]], which has the standard function library hard coded in the compiler, Oubliette just considers these to be normal Mes
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  • * '''Returns:''' A character from the file type [[Char]] [[Category:Function Library]]
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  • * '''Returns:''' A line of the file type [[String]] [[Category:Function Library]]
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  • <metadesc>Mesham is a type oriented programming language allowing the writing of high performance para ...of the compiler does not explicitly support Windows (mainly in the runtime library) although it is possible to compile on Windows for more experienced develop
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  • [[Category:Type Library]]
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  • [[Category:Type Library]]
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  • [[Category:Type Library]]
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  • [[Category:Type Library]]
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  • <metadesc>Mesham is a type oriented programming language allowing the writing of high performance para ...name=Runtime library 0.2|author=[[User:polas|Nick Brown]]|desc=The runtime library required for Mesham 0.5.|url=http://www.mesham.com|image=Runtimelibrary.png
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