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− | + | The HPCVL Working Template (HWT) is a toolset that facilitates program development, especially in a parallel environment. It contains facilities for the maintenance of multiple program versions from a single source, for automatic relative debugging, and for simple timing of code computer code. The HWT supports the Fortran, C, and C++ programming languages, as well as MPI for distributed-memory, and OpenMP for shared-memory parallel programming. | |
− | * '''Version''': | + | * '''Current Version''': 7.2 |
− | * '''Location''': /opt/ | + | * '''Location''': /opt/hwt |
− | + | * '''Documentation Files''': [The HWT manual can be downloaded here.]. | |
− | * '''Documentation''': | + | * '''Help File''': [[Help:hwt|HPCVL Working Template Help File]]|} |
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* '''Related Software''': | * '''Related Software''': | ||
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Revision as of 18:04, 20 May 2016
HPCVL Working Template (HWT)
The HPCVL Working Template (HWT) is a toolset that facilitates program development, especially in a parallel environment. It contains facilities for the maintenance of multiple program versions from a single source, for automatic relative debugging, and for simple timing of code computer code. The HWT supports the Fortran, C, and C++ programming languages, as well as MPI for distributed-memory, and OpenMP for shared-memory parallel programming.
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