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3. CCM3.6 Internals
    3.4 Multitasking Strategy
        3.4.2 Distributed Memory Multitasking

3.4.2.2 Distributed Memory I/O

All I/O in the distributed-memory code is done by a master processor. This includes only the history and restart files, since the ability to cycle the various model buffers to an out-of-core device was not enabled. Unfortunately this radically different approach to I/O manifests itself in radically different coding constructs, and a large number of #ifdef constructs in the routines which do I/O. Fortunately, most users need not be concerned with routines which write the history and restart files.

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