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DIET grid middleware - agent
 DIET (Distributed Interactive Engineering Toolbox) is a middleware designed
 for HPC (High Performance Computing) in heterogeneous and distributed
 environments (workstations, clusters, grids, clouds).
 DIET provides a standard-compliant implementation of OGF (Open Grid Forum)
 Grid RPC API.
 It works in a hierarchical fashion, clients requests computational
 resources to a hierarchy of agents which will choose the most adequate
 computational service (known as SeD or Server Daemon).
 .
 DIET is the core component of SysFera-DS HPC middleware
 (http://www.sysfera.com/SysFera-DS,10).
 .
 This package include agents necessary to run a DIET hierarchy.
(new) diet-doc_2.8.0-1_all.deb extra doc
DIET grid middleware - developer documentation
 DIET (Distributed Interactive Engineering Toolbox) is a middleware designed
 for HPC (High Performance Computing) in heterogeneous and distributed
 environments (workstations, clusters, grids, clouds).
 DIET provides a standard-compliant implementation of OGF (Open Grid Forum)
 Grid RPC API.
 It works in a hierarchical fashion, clients requests computational
 resources to a hierarchy of agents which will choose the most adequate
 computational service (known as SeD or Server Daemon).
 .
 DIET is the core component of SysFera-DS HPC middleware
 (http://www.sysfera.com/SysFera-DS,10).
 .
 DIET documentation contains user manual and user FAQ in PDF forms.
(new) diet_2.8.0-1.debian.tar.gz extra science
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(new) libdiet-admin2.8-dev_2.8.0-1_i386.deb extra libdevel
DIET grid middleware - admin development files
 DIET (Distributed Interactive Engineering Toolbox) is a middleware designed
 for HPC (High Performance Computing) in heterogeneous and distributed
 environments (workstations, clusters, grids, clouds).
 DIET provides a standard-compliant implementation of OGF (Open Grid Forum)
 Grid RPC API.
 It works in a hierarchical fashion, clients requests computational
 resources to a hierarchy of agents which will choose the most adequate
 computational service (known as SeD or Server Daemon).
 .
 DIET is the core component of SysFera-DS HPC middleware
 (http://www.sysfera.com/SysFera-DS,10).
 .
 DIET development libraries and headers to build DIET applications
 using admin API.
(new) libdiet-admin2.8_2.8.0-1_i386.deb extra libs
DIET grid middleware - admin runtime
 DIET (Distributed Interactive Engineering Toolbox) is a middleware designed
 for HPC (High Performance Computing) in heterogeneous and distributed
 environments (workstations, clusters, grids, clouds).
 DIET provides a standard-compliant implementation of OGF (Open Grid Forum)
 Grid RPC API.
 It works in a hierarchical fashion, clients requests computational
 resources to a hierarchy of agents which will choose the most adequate
 computational service (known as SeD or Server Daemon).
 .
 DIET is the core component of SysFera-DS HPC middleware
 (http://www.sysfera.com/SysFera-DS,10).
 .
 This package contains runtime necessary to run DIET applications
 using admin API.
(new) libdiet-client2.8-dev_2.8.0-1_i386.deb extra libdevel
DIET grid middleware - client development files
 DIET (Distributed Interactive Engineering Toolbox) is a middleware designed
 for HPC (High Performance Computing) in heterogeneous and distributed
 environments (workstations, clusters, grids, clouds).
 DIET provides a standard-compliant implementation of OGF (Open Grid Forum)
 Grid RPC API.
 It works in a hierarchical fashion, clients requests computational
 resources to a hierarchy of agents which will choose the most adequate
 computational service (known as SeD or Server Daemon).
 .
 DIET is the core component of SysFera-DS HPC middleware
 (http://www.sysfera.com/SysFera-DS,10).
 .
 DIET development libraries and headers to build DIET clients.
(new) libdiet-client2.8_2.8.0-1_i386.deb extra libs
DIET grid middleware - client runtime
 DIET (Distributed Interactive Engineering Toolbox) is a middleware designed
 for HPC (High Performance Computing) in heterogeneous and distributed
 environments (workstations, clusters, grids, clouds).
 DIET provides a standard-compliant implementation of OGF (Open Grid Forum)
 Grid RPC API.
 It works in a hierarchical fashion, clients requests computational
 resources to a hierarchy of agents which will choose the most adequate
 computational service (known as SeD or Server Daemon).
 .
 DIET is the core component of SysFera-DS HPC middleware
 (http://www.sysfera.com/SysFera-DS,10).
 .
 This package contains runtime necessary to run DIET clients.
(new) libdiet-dagda2.8-dev_2.8.0-1_i386.deb extra libdevel
DIET grid middleware - dagda development files
 DIET (Distributed Interactive Engineering Toolbox) is a middleware designed
 for HPC (High Performance Computing) in heterogeneous and distributed
 environments (workstations, clusters, grids, clouds).
 DIET provides a standard-compliant implementation of OGF (Open Grid Forum)
 Grid RPC API.
 It works in a hierarchical fashion, clients requests computational
 resources to a hierarchy of agents which will choose the most adequate
 computational service (known as SeD or Server Daemon).
 .
 DIET is the core component of SysFera-DS HPC middleware
 (http://www.sysfera.com/SysFera-DS,10).
 .
 DIET development libraries and headers to build DIET based applications.
(new) libdiet-dagda2.8_2.8.0-1_i386.deb extra libs
DIET grid middleware - dagda runtime
 DIET (Distributed Interactive Engineering Toolbox) is a middleware designed
 for HPC (High Performance Computing) in heterogeneous and distributed
 environments (workstations, clusters, grids, clouds).
 DIET provides a standard-compliant implementation of OGF (Open Grid Forum)
 Grid RPC API.
 It works in a hierarchical fashion, clients requests computational
 resources to a hierarchy of agents which will choose the most adequate
 computational service (known as SeD or Server Daemon).
 .
 DIET is the core component of SysFera-DS HPC middleware
 (http://www.sysfera.com/SysFera-DS,10).
 .
 This package contains runtime necessary to run DIET elements.
(new) libdiet-sed2.8-dev_2.8.0-1_i386.deb extra libdevel
DIET grid middleware - sed development files
 DIET (Distributed Interactive Engineering Toolbox) is a middleware designed
 for HPC (High Performance Computing) in heterogeneous and distributed
 environments (workstations, clusters, grids, clouds).
 DIET provides a standard-compliant implementation of OGF (Open Grid Forum)
 Grid RPC API.
 It works in a hierarchical fashion, clients requests computational
 resources to a hierarchy of agents which will choose the most adequate
 computational service (known as SeD or Server Daemon).
 .
 DIET is the core component of SysFera-DS HPC middleware
 (http://www.sysfera.com/SysFera-DS,10).
 .
 DIET development libraries and headers to build DIET server daemons.
(new) libdiet-sed2.8_2.8.0-1_i386.deb extra libs
DIET grid middleware - sed runtime
 DIET (Distributed Interactive Engineering Toolbox) is a middleware designed
 for HPC (High Performance Computing) in heterogeneous and distributed
 environments (workstations, clusters, grids, clouds).
 DIET provides a standard-compliant implementation of OGF (Open Grid Forum)
 Grid RPC API.
 It works in a hierarchical fashion, clients requests computational
 resources to a hierarchy of agents which will choose the most adequate
 computational service (known as SeD or Server Daemon).
 .
 DIET is the core component of SysFera-DS HPC middleware
 (http://www.sysfera.com/SysFera-DS,10).
 .
 This package contains runtime necessary to run DIET server daemons.
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