Intel announced June 23 that it is now shipping versions of Intel Compiler
Professional Edition 11.1 for Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. According to the
company's news release:
New features include elements of the
recently released Intel Parallel Studio, product support for Intel Advanced
Vector Extensions (AVX) and updates for integration with Microsoft
Visual Studio, Eclipse, and Xcode. The update also incorporates enhancements to
the Intel Fortran and C++ compilers, Intel Math Kernel Library and Intel
Integrated Performance Primitives. The Intel Cluster Toolkits include an
updated Intel MPI [Message Passing Interface] library.
The latest release of the Intel Cluster Toolkit, Version 3.2, is available
for clusters running either Linux or Microsoft Windows Compute Cluster Server.
Click here to read about how Intel is taking parallel processing mainstream.
Intel officials said the product is "easy to install and easy to use,"
and helps developers build, analyze and optimize performance of parallel
applications for clusters using Intel 32- and 64-bit architectures.
The Intel Cluster Toolkit bundles Intel Trace Analyzer and Collector, Intel
Math Kernel Library, Intel MPI Library and Intel MPI Benchmarks into a single
package. The kits are designed to ensure compatibility and interoperability of
all these tools, Intel said.
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