@TechReport{bordawekar:hpfio,
  author = {Rajesh Bordawekar and Alok Choudhary},
  title = {Extending {I/O} Capabilities of {High Performance Fortran}: Initial
  Experiences},
  year = {1995},
  month = {December},
  number = {CACR-115},
  institution = {Scalable I/O Initiative, Center of Advanced Computing
  Research, California Insititute of Technology},
  keywords = {parallel I/O, compiler, FORTRAN, HPF, pario-bib},
  abstract = {This report presents implementation details of the prototype
  PASSION compiler. The PASSION compiler provides support for: (1) Accessing
  multidimensional in-core arrays and (2) Out-of-core computations. The PASSION
  compiler takes as input an annotated I/O intensive (either an out-of-core
  program or program accessing distributed arrays from files) High Performance
  Fortran (HPF) program. Using hints provided by the user, the compiler
  modifies the computation so as to minimize the I/O cost and restructures the
  program to incorporate explicit I/O calls. In this report, compilation of
  out-of-core FORALL constructs is illustrated using representative programs.
  Compiler support for accessing distributed in-core data is explained using
  illustrative examples and supplemented by experimental results.},
  comment = {Currently not available on WWW. Describes implementation details
  of the PASSION Compiler.}
}