Pfizer HPC Engineer Aims to Automate Software Stack Testing

January 17, 2019

Seeking to reign in the tediousness of manual software testing, Pfizer HPC Engineer Shahzeb Siddiqui is developing an open source software tool called buildtest, aimed at automating software stack testing by providing the community with a central repository of tests for common HPC apps and the ability to automate execution of testing. Read more…

Development Tools Hold Key to Results for Heterogeneous HPC

June 3, 2013

The mainstream adoption of accelerator-based computing in HPC is driving the most significant change to software since the arrival of MPI almost twenty years ago. Faced with competing “similar but different” approaches to heterogeneous computing, developers and computational scientists need to tackle their software challenges quickly. They are rapidly discovering that a single unified development toolkit able to both debug and profile is the key to results – whichever platform they choose. Read more…

Allinea MAP

January 7, 2013

A new type of profiling tool, Allinea MAP, was launched at SC12 and has already been widely praised by users who want to spend their budget on results rather than wasted machine time. Users have been at the heart of the design and heavily involved in the creation of the product from the start. Allinea Software's aim was to create a profiler that is easy to use without training and would get results quickly with just 5% runtime overhead. Read more…

The HPC Software Conundrum

February 11, 2010

Can a solution for HPC software live within MPI, OpenMP, CUDA, OpenCL, and/or Ct? Read more…

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