@InProceedings{hatcher:linda,
  author = {Philip J. Hatcher and Michael J. Quinn},
  title = {{C*-Linda:} {A} Programming Environment with Multiple Data-Parallel
  Modules and Parallel {I/O}},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the Twenty-Fourth Annual Hawaii International
  Conference on System Sciences},
  year = {1991},
  pages = {382--389},
  keywords = {parallel I/O, Linda, data parallel, nCUBE, parallel graphics,
  heterogeneous computing, pario-bib},
  comment = {C*-Linda is basically a combination of C* and C-Linda. The model
  is that of several SIMD modules interacting in a MIMD fashion through a Linda
  tuple space. The modules are created using {\tt eval}, as in Linda. In this
  case, the compiler statically assigns each eval to a separate subcube on an
  nCUBE 3200, although they also talk about multiprogramming several modules on
  a subcube (not supported by VERTEX). They envision having separate modules
  running on the nCUBE's graphics processors, or having the file system
  directly talk to the tuple space, to support I/O. They also envision talking
  to modules elsewhere on a network, e.g., a workstation, through the tuple
  space. They reject the idea of sharing memory between modules due to the lack
  of synchrony between modules, and message passing because it is error-prone.}
}