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The on clause restricts the data owner group of the array to q. If group p is used instead, the one-dimenstional array will be replicated in the first dimenstion of the group, and block distributed over the second dimension.

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... calls.

When used in method calls, the collapsed dimension array is a subtype of the ordinary one, i.e., an argument of float[[*,*]], float[[*,]] and float[[,*]] type can all be passed to a dummy of type float[[,]]. The converse is not true.

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... to

A compiler can implement overall construct in a more efficient way, using linearized address calculation. For detailed translation schemes for the overall construct, please refer to [2].

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... \ldots.

In the inital implementation, the element type is restricted to the Java primitive types.

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... calls:

By default Fortran array subscripts starts from 1, while HPJava global subscripts always start from 0.

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... HPF;

The program must meet SPMD constraints, e.g., only the owner of an element can access that data. Run-time checking can be added automatically to ensure such conditions are met.

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