| 30 | | The Parallel Tools Platform (PTP) is intended to address a major deficiency in the development of parallel programs: the lack of a robust open-source tegrated development environment designed to provide a range of tools that can assist in software development for parallel applications. PTP offers a variety of useful features for parallel application developers, in particular: parallel IDE, scalable debugger, integration with parallel tools or interaction with parallel systems. Currently, main supported languages are C/C++ and Fortran. Thus, we used the Eclipse PTP framework to support QCG-OMPI and remote job submission, debugging and monitoring using the !QosCosGrid middleware, in particular QCG BES/AR services. |
| | 30 | The Parallel Tools Platform (PTP) is intended to address a major deficiency in the development of parallel programs: the lack of a robust open-source tegrated development environment designed to provide a range of tools that can assist in software development for parallel applications. PTP offers a variety of useful features for parallel application developers, in particular: parallel IDE, scalable debugger, integration with parallel tools or interaction with parallel systems. Currently, main supported languages are C/C++ and Fortran. Thus, we used the Eclipse PTP framework to support QCG-OMPI and remote job submission, debugging and monitoring using the !QosCosGrid middleware, in particular QCG-Computing services providing OGSA-BES interface. |
