/******************************************************************************
* Serial Example - Array Assignment - C Version
* FILE: ser_array.c
* DESCRIPTION: 
*   In this simple example, an array is initialized and values assigned.
*   In the parallel version the master task initiates numtasks-1 number of
*   worker tasks.  It then distributes an equal portion of an array to each 
*   worker task.  Each worker task receives its portion of the array, and 
*   performs a simple value assignment to each of its elements. The value 
*   assigned to each element is simply that element's index in the array+1.  
*   Each worker task then sends its portion of the array back to the master 
*   task.  As the master receives back each portion of the array, selected 
*   elements are displayed. 
* AUTHOR: Blaise Barney
* LAST REVISED:  11/25/95 Blaise Barney
****************************************************************************/

#include <stdio.h>

#define	ARRAYSIZE	600000


main() {
int     i; 			/* loop variable */
float	data[ARRAYSIZE]; 	/* the intial array */

/************************* initializations *********************************/

  printf("\n*********** Starting Serial Example ************\n");
  fflush(stdout);

  /* Initialize the array */
  for(i=0; i<ARRAYSIZE; i++) 
    data[i] =  0.0;
  /* Do a simple value assignment to each of the array elements */

  for(i=1; i < ARRAYSIZE; i++)
     data[i] = i + 1;

    printf("Sample results\n");
    printf("   data[1]=%f\n",  data[1]);
    printf("   data[100]=%f\n",  data[100]);
    printf("   data[1000]=%f\n\n",  data[1000]);
    fflush(stdout);

  printf("All Done! \n");
}