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The connected-components problem is used to illustrate the programming issues that arise when a multiple-instruction/multiple-data hypercube multicomputer is used. These issues include selection of algorithmic abstraction, problem partitioning and mapping, overlapping computation and communication, and load balancing. Performance measures are also discussed.<>