The latest release in the PGI line of high-performance parallelising compilers and development tools for Linux, OS X and Windows has been announced by The Portland Group
The Portland Group is due to ship a performance-optimised PGI Cuda C/C++ compiler for multi-core x86 platforms (Cuda-x86) with its PGI 2012 release this month
The Portland Group is now shipping the PGI Cuda C and C++ compilers for systems based on the industry standard general-purpose 64-bit and 32-bit x86 architectures.
The Portland Group has released PGI Visual Fortran (PVF) for Visual Studio 2010, integrating high-performance parallel Fortran compilers and tools with Microsoft Visual Studio
The Portland Group has added support for the latest Nvidia GPUs to its entire line of PGI Accelerator compiler products, including its new PGI 10.4 release
The Portland Group has made available its Cuda Fortran compiler for x64 and x86 processor-based systems running Linux, Mac OS X and Windows
The Portland Group has released PGI 2010, the latest release of its high-performance parallelising compilers and development tools for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows
The Portland Group has introduced PGI Visual Fortran (PVF) 9.0 for Windows workstations, servers and clusters, which supports the building, launching and debugging of Microsoft MPI Fortran applications from within Microsoft Visual Studio
The Portland Group (PGI) has unveiled PGI Release 9.0, its suite of high performance parallelising compilers and development tools for Linux, Mac OSX and Windows
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