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Study: Reverse Debuggers can Decrease Debugging Time by an Average of 26%
March 25, 2013
According to a <a href="http://www.roguewave.com/company/news-events/press-releases/2013/university-of-cambridge-reverse-debugging-study.aspx?utm_source=HPCwire&utm_medium=Spotlight&utm_campaign=ITS-20130325" target="_blank">recent study</a> at the University of Cambridge, researchers found that when respondents use reverse debugging tools, like Rogue Wave’s <a href="http://www.roguewave.com/products/totalview/replayengine.aspx?utm_source=HPCwire&utm_medium=Spotlight&utm_campaign=ITS-20130325" target="_blank">Replay Engine</a>, their debugging time decreased by an average of 26%. Developers, like you, can leverage these time savings to develop additional products, features, and capabilities. Read more…
Rogue Wave Software Quadruples Down on the Intel® Xeon® Phi™ Coprocessor
October 22, 2012
Rogue Wave Software recently announced upcoming support for the Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor in four of its leading software products. Scott Lasica, VP of Products and Alliances, answered questions about this strategic announcement and Rogue Wave’s plans going forward. Read more…
HPC Debugging Redefined
March 19, 2012
As codes and the systems they run on continue to increase in complexity, bugs are becoming more difficult to find. The challenges from threading, multi-process, accelerated hardware, message timing and other complexities have prompted a new set of requirements for debugging. To help address these evolving challenges, Rogue Wave has made true reverse debugging and CUDA support standard features in TotalView. Read more…
The Making of an Independent, Cross-platform HPC Development Tool Company
May 2, 2011
After taking the helm of Rogue Wave Software in 2008, CEO Brian Pierce embarked on a plan that turned his company into the largest independent provider of cross-platform tools for high performance computing. Many of us remember Rogue Wave as being a development tools company specializing in cross-platform C++ tools, so the transition into high performance computing is interesting. Read more…
Rogue Wave Adds Acumem to Its HPC Stable
October 4, 2010
Rogue Wave Software has acquired HPC toolmaker Acumen AB, a Swedish company that makes performance optimization tools for multithreaded applications. Acumem brought its first products to market in 2008, based on technology developed by Erik Hagersten and his research team at Uppsala University. Acumem's product set and engineering group will be retained, along with the company's office in Uppsala, Sweden. Read more…
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