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Revision 001 | March 2004 | ||
Original Printing. This manual documents the Message Passing
Toolkit implementation of the Message Passing Interface (MPI). | |||
Revision 002 | November 2004 | ||
Supports the MPT 1.11 release. | |||
Revision 003 | June 2005 | ||
Supports the MPT 1.12 release. | |||
Revision 004 | June 2007 | ||
Supports the MPT 1.13 release. | |||
Revision 005 | October 2007 | ||
Supports the MPT 1.17 release. | |||
Revision 006 | January 2008 | ||
Supports the MPT 1.18 release. | |||
Revision 007 | May 2008 | ||
Supports the MPT 1.19 release. | |||
Revision 008 | July 2008 | ||
Supports the MPT 1.20 release. | |||
Revision 009 | October 2008 | ||
Supports the MPT 1.21 release. | |||
Revision 010 | January 2009 | ||
Supports the MPT 1.22 release. | |||
Revision 011 | April 2009 | ||
Supports the MPT 1.23 release. | |||
Revision 012 | October 2009 | ||
Supports the MPT 1.25 release. | |||
Revision 013 | April 2010 | ||
Supports the MPT 2.0 release. | |||
Revision 014 | July 2010 | ||
Supports the MPT 2.01 release. | |||
Revision 015 | October 2010 | ||
Supports the MPT 2.02 release. | |||
Revision 016 | February 2011 | ||
Supports the MPT 2.03 release. | |||
Revision 017 | March 2011 | ||
Supports additional changes for the MPT 2.03 release. | |||
Revision 018 | August 2011 | ||
Supports changes for the MPT 2.04 release. |