Note : this article only applies to Intel® Cluster Ready partners. Background The Intel® Cluster Runtimes 2.1-2 for Linux* is a single source package of runtime components and libraries.
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Distribution of the Intel® Cluster Runtimes License
Introduction : In October 21st, 2009, I present Intel Software Development Tools for Intel Atom Processor and Moblin Powered Devices to university faculties in the first faculty workshop for Intel Embedded Program in Hangzhou University, China. Because It is the first time for ISC to organize this workshop to introduce Intel tools and Moblin on Atom Processor in China
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Presentation summary on Intel Software Development Tools
Passing Character Strings as In parameters from C# to Fortran C# provides built-in reference type “string” representing a string of Unicode characters. It is an alias for String in the .NET Framework. When passing “string” type by value from C# to Fortran function or subroutine platform invoke service copies string parameters, converting them from the .NET Framework format (Unicode) to the unmanaged format (ANSI), if needed.
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Handling Character Strings between C# and Fortran
While analyzing a huge project at the mi4 level of Intel® Parallel Inspector, a user may get a lot of errors referred as ‘Uninitialized Memory Access’ which might considered as a false positives. In some cases these errors do not reflect the real problem in the application and a bunch of such errors might be annoying
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Annoying error of Uninitialized Memory Access
The application ‘ffmpeg’ consist of three executables and 5 libraries. All the sources can be downloaded using the following svn command: Ø svn checkout svn://svn.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg/trunk ffmpeg Required patch One version which I tried ( download: svn checkout svn://svn.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg/trunk ffmpeg –r 17944) has a known problem with the sources. If you try to build the code, then you will get a compile time error: libswscale/swscale.c:488: error: ‘PIX_FMT_YUV420PLE’ undeclared The solution is solved by copying the contents of the libswscale directory from
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How to build ffmpeg to run under Moblin 2
One common question developers ask is how their parallel workload is distributed or scheduled across the available cores/processors. Intel® VTune TM Performance Analyzer comes into help and makes such analysis easy. The event-based sampling (EBS) technology identifies system-wide software performance problems by sampling processor events, such as clockticks and cache misses (Figure 1). From the EBS data, you can determine which process, thread, module, function, and source line in a given application generated particular events. By leveraging this technology you can see how many events were sampled on each core as well as which thread generated them. Figure 1 The Show/Hide CPU Information button in the sampling toolbar displays collected samples and events per processor in the Process , Thread , Module , and Hotspot sampling views (Figure 2).
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Where are my threads?
Intel® Tools Competency Center (Intel® TCC) The Intel® Tools Competency Center (Intel® TCC) is a customer consultancy center, based in Europe, which provides a central point of contact for the Moblin-based application and system software developer community. In an ongoing commitment to deliver premier development tools and support for customers, Intel® TCC provides customers with a single point of contact for technical consultancy services. Intel® TCC includes: High-touch customer services – easy and fast access to customer questions and information related to Intel® Software Development Products with regard to the latest available technologies
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Intel® Tools Competency Center (Intel® TCC) – A Service Program in Europe
Intel® Tools Competency Center (Intel® TCC) The Intel® Tools Competency Center (Intel® TCC) is a customer consultancy center, based in Europe, which provides a central point of contact for the Moblin-based application and system software developer community.
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Intel® Tools Competency Center (Intel® TCC) – A Service Program in Europe
Snow Leopard, the OS released for Mac on Friday, poses no new wrinkles for the redsn0w jailbreak or ultrsn0w unlock. To summarize the status of our tools (all of which are available through the links at the left): You can use redsn0w to jailbreak any iPhone or iPod Touch using OS X, Windows, or Linux. For both 3.0 and 3.0.1 firmwares, you should point redsn0w at the 3.0 IPSW
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Snow Brainer
I have a Debian-based system and would like to use the Intel® Cluster Tools. Is there a way?
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Installing the Intel(R) Cluster Tools on Debian-based systems