Control of parallelism in the Manchester Dataflow Machine

Fine-grain parallel machines, such as tagged-token dataflow machines, allow very high degrees of program parallelism to be exploited for many applications. In fact, so much parallelism can be generated that it is necessary to control parallelism in order to bound store usage.

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