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FORTRAN subroutine initialization and communication in a two processor environment

When running one processor as the slave to another in the context of a single FORTRAN job environment, it is desirable not to make the user have to be concerned about the fact that part of his job will be run on one processor and part on another. Floating Point Systems' solutions to subroutine initialization and communication in the environment are presented.