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Intel puts the parallel in Visual Studio
Intel have released a beta version of their Parallel Studio development tools, much touted at the recent TechEd EMEA Developer event. The software integrates as a plug-in to Visual Studio, and aims to help software developers turn their single-threaded tools into high performance multi-threaded applications, taking advantage of todays multi-core chips.
The programming suite is targeted at C++ developers using Visual Studio 2005 and 2008, and comes with 4 distinct tools:
- Parallel Advisor, which add parallelism to existing code, and identifying potential conflicts
- Parallel Composer provides a set of libraries supporting an array of parallel programming models to speed up software development
- Parallel Inspector analyzes code for hard-to-find errors and helps to analyze the cause of races and deadlocks.
- Parallel Amplifier is a performance tuner that detects scaling limitations.
You can join the beta program for free on the Intel website.
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