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One aim of OmniRPC is to perform parallel programming with RPC. We execute the "calc_sin" function in parallel on multiple remote hosts by showing one example of parallel programming, as in 3. Programming with OmniRPC.
We assume an execution environment like the following.
The client host's name is jones
We use three hosts (dennis, alice, jack) as remote hosts.
rsh can be executed from jones to the remote hosts without password authentication. In other words, jones is registered at /etc/host.equiv or at the user's .rhost on a remote host.
OmniRPC is installed in the default path(/usr/local/omrpc/) on both hosts.
And, calc_sin.rex which is the remote executable program
of the "calc_sin" function, is registered on
each remote host, as in previous example.