Allinea 5.1
Allinea Software has released version 5.1 of its development tool suite and performance analysis tools, with a focus on improving the energy efficiency of application software
Allinea Software has released version 5.1 of its development tool suite and performance analysis tools, with a focus on improving the energy efficiency of application software
Allinea Software has announced it is providing access to its software development tools to organisations that have been awarded Intel Parallel Computing Center status as part of the Intel sponsored code-modernisation initiatives
Allinea Software has announced that its debugging tools are now available on both the CUDA 6 platform and GE Intelligent Platforms systems
Announcement of support for latest generation of Nvidia products
Parallel debugging tool, Allinea DDT for Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors, is available for download now
Allinea Software has launched a new performance analysis tool, Allinea MAP
Allinea Software has announced the release of its high-performance scalable parallel debugger, Allinea DDT, for IBM BlueGene/Q systems
Version 3.1 of Allinea DDT has been released with a set of novel features designed to both simplify and enable debugging of parallel and multithreaded applications
Allinea Software has released a debugger for parallel computing on systems with hundreds of thousands of processor cores that deliver Pflops performance
Allinea Software has announced the availability of Allinea DDT 2.6.1, which supports versions 3.1 and 3.2 of the Nvidia Cuda Toolkit and has been beta tested for some time
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