Haris H wrote: > This was very helpful, thank you. > > Now, is it possible to find out the *place *of distributed element > data_squares(i) ? > data_squares.dist(i) > (I found "apply" abstract method in documentation, but was not sure what to > make out of it). > > How would I go about accessing for example data_squares(3) without iterating > through the entire array. > > Also, don't ask me why, but can I distribute the same array (e.g. 4 element) > to two different set of places (0-4 and 4-8)? > You have four array elements. These can go into at most four places. You seem to want eight array elements..?
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