Tau Performance System
The TAU portal provides a web-based interface to the TAU Performance System® software . It is a personalized web portal where you can store, retrieve and share all your TAU performance data.
Increasing Build IQ: Integration Quality Tools for Build
IQB® is a utility for resolving compiler and linker errors which result from missing symbol declarations or definitions. This can happen in the cases of missing #include statements, missing -I flags, or missing libraries in the link step. You may download it from here.
HPC Linux Live DVD
ParaTools offers HPC Linux as a full-featured Linux distribution with packages for scientific computing. You may download it from http://www.hpclinux.com.
PToolsWin
PToolsWin is a fully-featured cross compiler system that enables you to easily port parallel HPC applications from Linux to Windows. It fully supports MPI and OpenMP in C, C++, and Fortran.
PToolsRte
PToolsRTE a distribution of Python and related packages that supports a variety of HPC and desktop platforms. pyMPI-2.5b0, numpy, scipy, swig, f2py, and matplotlib are all fully supported and integrated with TAU. RHEL, SLES, CentOS, Fedora, Mac OS X, AIX, and others are supported.
CAPS Workbench and CAPS Compilers
ParaTools is an authorized distributer of CAPS Workbench and CAPS Compilers from CAPS Entreprise. Based on the directive-based OpenACC and OpenHMPP standards, CAPS compilers enable developers to incrementally build portable applications for various many-core systems such as NVIDIA and AMD GPUs, and Intel Xeon Phi. The source-to-source CAPS compilers integrate powerful data parallel code generators that produce CUDA or OpenCL code. CAPS Workbench is a comprehensive set of tools that provide all you need to efficiently develop high performance parallel applications: Allinea DDT debugger, EM Photonics CULA DENSE, and ArrayFire Pro librairies and a code analyzer that helps diagnose performance issues and gives advice on how to make the code many-core friendly.
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Vampir
Eclipse/PTP
Eclipse/PTP binary distributions are available here.
Open Trace Format
Resources for the new Open Trace Format (OTF) specifically designed for representing large-scale platforms are available here. OTF is developed by Technische Universitat Dresden.







