Intel ships 'multi-threading friendly' compilers

daRk_heLmet · Jun 15, 2005, 05:21 PM

Intel has released updated compilers designed to help developers create software tuned to multi-core processors, the company said yesterday.

Intel Compilers 9.0 for C++ and Fortran are geared toward multi-thread programming, with appropriate upgrades to the debugging tools needed to polish such complex coding, even after the compiler has optimised the binary.

The new compilers include an "auto-parallelisation" feature that sniffs out opportunities to spin multiple execution threads, the software giant said. The development tools support OpenMP 2.5, the multi-threading API for Windows and Unix.
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Jun 15, 2005, 05:21 PM	#1
daRk_heLmet Keep firing, assholes! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Death Star Posts: 1,072 Rep Power: 0	Intel ships 'multi-threading friendly' compilers Intel has released updated compilers designed to help developers create software tuned to multi-core processors, the company said yesterday. Intel Compilers 9.0 for C++ and Fortran are geared toward multi-thread programming, with appropriate upgrades to the debugging tools needed to polish such complex coding, even after the compiler has optimised the binary. The new compilers include an "auto-parallelisation" feature that sniffs out opportunities to spin multiple execution threads, the software giant said. The development tools support OpenMP 2.5, the multi-threading API for Windows and Unix. ______________________ Read More/Source: The Register __________________ [color=white]My Blog[/color]