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They may also integrate other tools described in the separate sections on visualisation and performance prediction. . The availability of robust source analysis tools, such as analysers and code restructurers, is crucial for parallel programming. Source code analysers can point out inhibitors for running loops in parallel and detect sections of code that can be run in parallel. Code restructurers actually rearrange sequential Fortran programs to make them safe to parallelise, and sometimes insert parallel directives into the code.

Note Notified in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette on 5 October 2001. . REVISED VERSION OF THE CODE DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES, September 2001 Revised version of the Code Development GuidelinesSeptember 2001 FOREWARD The Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000 extends the operation of the Privacy Act 1988 to cover much of the private sector. An integral feature of the Amendment Act is the option for organisations to develop their own privacy codes, which when approved, replace compliance with the National Privacy Principles. The co-regulatory approach offered by the legislation allows for some flexibility in how organisations approach their privacy obligations but, at the same time, ensures that minimum enforceable standards apply to the protection of personal information.

The A40's language and form, however, cover plumbing products as do all the other regulatory documents known as installation codes. . Code Development History Code Development History While product specifications and regulations on plumbing products' use and installation have been around for centuries, the fathers of modern plumbing codes are really Herbert C. Hoover, while still Secretary of Commerce, developed what is now called the "Hoover Code," a rough approximation of today's plumbing codes. Roy Hunter of the National Bureau of Standards developed and published BMS 66, a methodology for determining necessary pipe sizing by estimating maximum demand on the delivery and drainage systems.

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