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title: Parallelware Trainer
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vendor: Appentra
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criteria: 1
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image: parallelwaretrainer.png
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link: https://www.appentra.com/products/parallelware-trainer/
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tags:
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- software
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- training
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- programming
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date: 2017-10-26
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draft: true
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Parallelware Trainer is an interactive training tool designed to facilitate the learning, usage, and implementation of parallel programming.
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It provides an integrated development environment (IDE) that gives users targeted advice on sections of code that can be successfully parallelized,
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along with the ability to test the performance improvements of particular parallel implementations.
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By quickly and efficiently identifying areas for possible parallelism this tool is not only useful for those learning about parallel programming,
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but also to aid more experienced developers as the Trainer increases the speed of understanding the software and testing possible parallelism methods.
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The power of modern heterogeneous hardware including multi-core CPUs and GPUs can be exploited through different paradigms,
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such as multi-threading or tasking, and using standards such as OpenMP or OpenACC.
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Furthermore, Parallelware Trainer looks for defects in your code as well as potential issues related to parallelism,
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reporting recommendations on how to fix them right from the integrated code editor.
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