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| + | The table below contains Development Tools such as editors, compilers, debuggers, etc., as well as other tools such as visualization software. | ||
In many cases there is no need to do a separate set-up for this software, as it is usually installed in systems directories. | In many cases there is no need to do a separate set-up for this software, as it is usually installed in systems directories. | ||
If a set-up is required, it is usually done with the '''usepackage''' facility, i.e. through the '''use''' command. | If a set-up is required, it is usually done with the '''usepackage''' facility, i.e. through the '''use''' command. | ||
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| rowspan=4 | Editors | | rowspan=4 | Editors | ||
| − | || emacs || Powerful editing written originally by Richard Stallman and is common to most Unix systems. || n/a || [[Software: | + | || emacs || Powerful editing written originally by Richard Stallman and is common to most Unix systems. || n/a || [[Software:emacs|Info]] |
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|| nedit || Multi-purpose text editor for Xwindow, easy to use, graphical user interface. || n/a || [[Software:nedit|Info]] | || nedit || Multi-purpose text editor for Xwindow, easy to use, graphical user interface. || n/a || [[Software:nedit|Info]] | ||
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| − | || | + | || nano || Text editor for Unix and Unix-based computer systems. Very simple. || n/a || [[Software:nano|Info]] |
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|| vi || Default Unix editor, no GUI, works everywhere but has a learning curve. || n/a || [[Software:vi|Info]] | || vi || Default Unix editor, no GUI, works everywhere but has a learning curve. || n/a || [[Software:vi|Info]] | ||
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| − | | rowspan=4 | Compilers || ifort || Intel Fortran Compiler || rowspan=2 | use ics || rowspan=2 | [[Software: | + | | rowspan=4 | Compilers || ifort || Intel Fortran Compiler || rowspan=2 | use ics || rowspan=2 | [[Software:ics|Info]] |
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|| icc || Intel C compiler | || icc || Intel C compiler | ||
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| − | || gfortran || Gnu Fortran Compiler || rowspan=2 | n/a || rowspan=2 | [[Software: | + | || gfortran || Gnu Fortran Compiler || rowspan=2 | n/a || rowspan=2 | [[Software:gcc|Info]] |
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|| gcc || Gnu C compiler | || gcc || Gnu C compiler | ||
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| − | | rowspan= | + | | rowspan=2 | Interpreters || python || Simple and powerful programming/scripting language || n/a || [[Software:python|Info]] |
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| − | || gprof || Gnu text-based profiler || [[Software: | + | || R || Statistical programming language || n/a || [[Software:R|Info]] |
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| + | | rowspan=3 | Debuggers/Profilers || gdb || Gnu command line debugger || rowspan=2 | n/a || [[Software:gdb|Info]] | ||
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| + | || gprof || Gnu text-based profiler || [[Software:gprof|Info]] | ||
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| − | || hwt || "HPCVL Working Template" Tool for parallel programming || use hwt|| [[Software: | + | || hwt || "HPCVL Working Template" Tool for parallel programming || use hwt|| [[Software:hwt|Info]] |
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| rowspan=2 | Visualization || gnuplot || Gnu plotting tool || n/a || [[Software:gnuplot|Info]] | | rowspan=2 | Visualization || gnuplot || Gnu plotting tool || n/a || [[Software:gnuplot|Info]] | ||
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| − | || paraview || Powerful visualization software || use paraview || [[Software:paraview|Info]] | + | || paraview || Powerful visualization software including batch mode || use paraview || [[Software:paraview|Info]] |
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Latest revision as of 18:07, 20 May 2016
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The table below contains Development Tools such as editors, compilers, debuggers, etc., as well as other tools such as visualization software. In many cases there is no need to do a separate set-up for this software, as it is usually installed in systems directories. If a set-up is required, it is usually done with the usepackage facility, i.e. through the use command.
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