Parallel Method Invocation
PMI is a pure python module that allows libraries to provide functions that are parallelized using MPI but that can nontheless be called from serial Python scripts.
PMI requires Python 2.4+ and is compatible to Python 3, furthermore it requires a working MPI module (e.g. mpi4py or boostmpi).
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