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Streamline Computing Releases
64-Bit Grid Debugger
UK grid clustering specialist Streamline Computing announces the
simultaneous
release of DDT, the Grid Distributed Debugging Tool, for 64-bit AMD Opteron,
Intel Itanium-2 and Sunfire systems.
After releasing DDT for 32-bit systems in Q4-2002, Streamline received
unprecedented demand for 64-bit support.
The debugger is the first parallel debugger for the new Intel and AMD
chips.
Furthermore, in expanding from the Linux platform to provide a Solaris
debugger, Streamline is delighted to be offering a much requested alternative
to this branch of the high-performance grid computing (HPC) community.
The debugger supports MPI and also hybrid OpenMP+MPI and pthread+MPI
codes.
The user interface is modern and intuitive, allowing control of a complete
cluster with the click of a mouse.
It has syntax highlighted source code and fast and clear data browsing for
Fortran (F77/F90/F95), C and C++.
http://www.streamline-computing.com
About Streamline Computing
Streamline Computing was founded in 2000 by computer scientists from the
universities of Oxford and Warwick in response to a demand for professional
high-performance grid clusters and expertise in the UK.
With backgrounds in parallel and high-performance computing, Streamline's
experts have unrivalled insight into the hardware and software needed to
maximise the capabilities of high performance cluster and grid computing.
Since 2000, Streamline have installed some of the largest grid clusters in
Europe and are developing software tools to simplify grid cluster programming
and use.
In Q4-2002 DDT, a new parallel debugger, was released and demonstrated at
SC-2002 in Baltimore.
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