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== How-tos, Tricks & Tipps ==
== How-tos, Tricks & Tipps ==
=== Compiling and running ===
* [[SX and configure]]
* [[PACX-MPI on clusters]]
=== General ===
* [[Editing POSIX compliant shell scripting]]


===Performance Optimization===
===Performance Optimization===
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* [[Performance_Monitoring|Performance monitoring using x86 hardware counters (PMCs)]]
* [[Performance_Monitoring|Performance monitoring using x86 hardware counters (PMCs)]]
* [[Thread_And_Memory_Pinning|Pinning threads and memory on multicore/processor system under Linux]]
* [[Thread_And_Memory_Pinning|Pinning threads and memory on multicore/processor system under Linux]]
* [[SX and configure]]
* [[Editing POSIX compliant shell scripting]]
* [[PACX-MPI on clusters]]


== See also ==
== See also ==

Revision as of 12:49, 25 February 2010

All platforms at HLRS have several Software Development Tools, Compilers & Libraries installed in order to suit your development needs. We distinguish the tools by the way the environment variables (e.g. library paths) are set on the system. The first category of tools are generally available when logging in - their environment variables are set in a conventional way on the operating system. The second category of tools are using the module command in order to set their environment variables.

Before you start with the development of your code, please be sure to read the General HWW Documentation.

Available Software Development Tools, Compilers & Libraries

Compilers and Language Extensions

Libraries

Software Development Tools

How-tos, Tricks & Tipps

Compiling and running

General

Performance Optimization

See also

External Links