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pypvm-0.94 should work with python 2.3 and pvm 3.4. Older
versions might work, but haven't been tested. This is just a release to make things compile more easily and reliably (and to finally fix up the bugs in the example scripts), and offers no other new functionality.

This is a minor incremental release just to support Python 2.1.
If you've been encountering problems with Py_Malloc, then
you need this release; otherwise it offers nothing new. It
has only been tested with PVM 3.4.2, although should work
with almost anything else. Download it from:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/pypvm/pypvm-0.92.tar.gz
or visit pypvm's web page:
http://pypvm.sourceforge.net/

This is the first release from the merging of the python PVM bindings done (until now) separately by Michael Petulo and Greg Baker. Significant features are: completed __doc__ strings, and many new PVM functions implemented.

http://pypvm.sourceforge.net/