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| description = '''Vampir''' implements optimized event analysis algorithms and customizable displays which enables a fast and interactive rendering of very complex performance monitoring data (generated e.g. with [[Vampirtrace]]). Ultra large data volumes can be analyzed with a parallel version of Vampir which is available on request. | | description = '''Vampir''' implements optimized event analysis algorithms and customizable displays which enables a fast and interactive rendering of very complex performance monitoring data (generated e.g. with [[Vampirtrace]]). Ultra large data volumes can be analyzed with a parallel version of Vampir which is available on request. | ||
Vampir is based on standard X-Windows and works on desktop Unix workstations as well as on parallel production systems. The program is available for nearly all platforms like Linux-based PCs and Clusters, IBM, SGI, SUN. NEC, HP, and Apple. | Vampir is based on standard X-Windows and works on desktop Unix workstations as well as on parallel production systems. The program is available for nearly all platforms like Linux-based PCs and Clusters, IBM, SGI, SUN. NEC, HP, and Apple. | ||
Revision as of 12:44, 19 August 2011
| Vampir implements optimized event analysis algorithms and customizable displays which enables a fast and interactive rendering of very complex performance monitoring data (generated e.g. with Vampirtrace). Ultra large data volumes can be analyzed with a parallel version of Vampir which is available on request.
Vampir is based on standard X-Windows and works on desktop Unix workstations as well as on parallel production systems. The program is available for nearly all platforms like Linux-based PCs and Clusters, IBM, SGI, SUN. NEC, HP, and Apple. |
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