NewsParallel Programing Gets a Huge Performance Boost from Allinea Software

Parallel Programing Gets a Huge Performance Boost from Allinea Software

Mike Houghton
By Mike Houghton

Allinea Software, a world-class software development company from Warwick, England and offering development tools for the High Performance Computing (HPC) market, today announced the availability of an all new debugger for parallel computer developers. Allinea DDT version 3.0 will offer shorter debugging time, efficiency improvements for small and midsize users and more importantly, for the largest enterprise supercomputers of the largest companies in the world which are now approaching petaflops performance and support for the most complex code on the planet.

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