OpenMP meetings
Recent OpenMP meetings are listed here:
- WOMPAT 2001 Workshop on OpenMP Applications and Tools
- WOMPEI
International Workshop on OpenMP
- EWOMPAT 2000
Second European Workshop on OpenMP
- WOMPAT2000
Workshop on OpenMP Applications and Tools
Shared Memory Compiler Development
Historically software vendors and
research groups developed their own OpenMP enabled
compilers:
- GUIDE from KAI Software, a division of Intel Americas,
Inc. (Later acquired by Inel Corporation)
- Intel Fortran Compiler V5.0, Intel Americas, Inc.
- PGF77 and PGF90 from the Portland
Group (http://www.pgroup.com)
- The NANOS compiler.
- POLARIS project at Perdue
- CAPTools in the UK
Distributed Shared Memory Compiler Development
Several proposal have been put
forward (or implemented) for extensions to OpenMP for combinations of shared and
distributed memory systems.
- DVSM: (alpha product) for distributed virtual shared
memory extensions to OpenMP from KAI Software, a division of Intel Americas, Inc.
(now part of Intel Software offerings)
- OMNI OpenMP compiler in Japan
Software Vendor Examples |
Company (and URL) |
Parallel HPC product |
Etnus, Inc.
https://totalview.io/ |
TotalView portable multiple
processor and multi-thread parallel debug tool with GUI interface |
KAI Software, a division of Intel
Americas, Inc. (now part of the Intel Corporation) |
- Intel Thread Checker for OpenMP code validation and
performance
- DVSM : (alpha product) for distributed virtual shared
memory extensions to OpenMP
- ASCI PathForward Ultrascale Tools Initiative RTS
Parallel Systems Performance Project (see Pallas, below)
|
Pallas GmbH
(now part of the Intel Corporation) |
- Intel Trace Collector� and Intel
Trace Analyzer� for tracing
performance of MPI applications
- Teams with KAI on the ASCI project to develop scalable
performance tools for shared memory (SMP) and distributed memory (DMP) systems. (This tool
will report parallel performance uniformly, and track standards of both SMP and DMP
language extensions in mixed-mode paradigms).
|
Intel Americas, Inc. (http://www.intel.com)
The Portland Group (now an NVidia company) (http://www.pgroup.com) |
Parallel enabled Fortran 77/90/95
and C compilers for the Linux operating system. |
Simulog, Cleanscape |
Static code
analysis, debugging tools, F77
to F90/95 translators, etc. |
|
|
HiPERiSM Consulting, LLC, (919) 484-9803
(Voice)
(919) 806-2813 (Facsimile) |