Rogue Wave Software, a provider of cross-platform software development tools and embedded components for the next generation of HPC applications, announced the release of its leading parallel debugger, TotalView 8.12
Rogue Wave Software has announced the release of version 8.11 of its parallel debugger, TotalView
Rogue Wave Software, which provides software development tools and embedded components for HPC applications, has announced its product portfolio supporting the Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor.
Rogue Wave Software, which provides cross-platform HPC software development, has released ThreadSpotter 2012.1 offering support for the Cray XE supercomputers
Parallel debugger TotalView 8.10 has been released with expanded support for the Cray XT, Cray XE and Cray XK lines of supercomputers
Rogue Wave Software is repackaging TotalView to include Nvidia Cuda debugging support and ReplayEngine, for reverse debugging, as standard
Rogue Wave Software has simultaneously released ReplayEngine 2.0 and TotalView 8.9.1. This suite of products simplifies debugging and memory analysis, especially for applications that are data-intensive, multi-threaded, or distributed across a network or cluster
The TotalView Team application verification, optimisation and debugging software from Rogue Wave Software is now available as part of the SGI Development Suite software development environment
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