On Monday, January 03, 2011 12:12:41 pm Christoph Pospiech wrote:
> The first constructor appears to be able to turn any Array into a
> RemoteArray,  if the constructor is called at the place where the Array
> lives.
> 
> Now I tried the following.
>                 finish ateach(pt in Dv_tmp ) {
>                        val v_1 = new Array[Double]((0..n-1),(0.0) as
> Double);  v_src(pt) = RemoteArray(v_1);
>                        val v_2 = new Array[Double]((0..n-1),(0.0) as
> Double); v_dst(pt) = RemoteArray(v_2);
> [...some code deleted ...]
>                 }
> 
> x10c++ v2.1 complained about this with the following messages.
> /home/cp/xample/MatMul/mm_X10/src/matmul.x10:100: Method or static
> constructor  not found for given call.
>          Call: RemoteArray(x10.array.Array[x10.lang.Double]{self==v_1, 
> v_1.region.rect==true, v_1.region.rank==1, v_1.region.zeroBased==true, 
> v_1!=null})
> /home/cp/xample/MatMul/mm_X10/src/matmul.x10:102: Method or static
> constructor  not found for given call.
>          Call: RemoteArray(x10.array.Array[x10.lang.Double]{self==v_2, 
> v_2.region.rect==true, v_2.region.rank==1, v_2.region.zeroBased==true, 
> v_2!=null})
> /home/cp/xample/MatMul/mm_X10/src/matmul.x10:174-175: No valid method call 
> found for call in given type.    
> 
> Can anyone explain these mysteries to me ?

Hi,

a more general question would be the following. I got the impression that 
RemoteArray is something like an inherited class from Array with the extra 
information home() that points to the place where the RemoteArray lives.
That would mean that all methods from Array carry over to RemoteArray.

Is this impression correct ? Or in parts correct ?
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Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards

Dr. Christoph Pospiech
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