- Manual Scilab
 - Computações Paralelas com PVM
 - pvm
 - pvm_addhosts
 - pvm_barrier
 - pvm_bcast
 - pvm_bufinfo
 - pvm_config
 - pvm_delhosts
 - pvm_error
 - pvm_exit
 - pvm_f772sci
 - pvm_get_timer
 - pvm_getinst
 - pvm_gettid
 - pvm_gsize
 - pvm_halt
 - pvm_joingroup
 - pvm_kill
 - pvm_lvgroup
 - pvm_mytid
 - pvm_parent
 - pvm_probe
 - pvm_recv
 - pvm_reduce
 - pvm_sci2f77
 - pvm_send
 - pvm_set_timer
 - pvm_spawn
 - pvm_spawn_independent
 - pvm_start
 - pvm_tasks
 - pvm_tidtohost
 - pvmd3
 
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pvm_config
sends a message
Calling Sequence
res = pvm_config()
Arguments
- res
 list of 7 elements such that:
- (1)
 - (2)
 integer returning the number of different data formats being used.
- (3)
 integer returning pvmd task ID for host.
- (4)
 character string returning name of host.
- (5)
 character string returning architecture name of host
- (6)
 integer returning relative speed of host. Default value is 1000.
- (7)
 integer status code returned by the routine.
Description
pvm_config returns information about
    the present virtual machine. The information returned is
    similar to that available from the console command.
The pvm_config function returns information about the entire
    virtual machine in one call.
The returned value res(7)will be zero if 
    the call is successful and will be 
    will be < 0 if some error occurs.
Examples
if pvm_start()==0 then res = pvm_config() pvm_halt() end
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