Using Intel Parallel Studio to teach the most difficult issues related to multi-core programming
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When I finished installing Intel Parallel Studio and I saw the new toolbars integrated in Visual Studio 2008, I couldn’t help beginning to read the complete documentation for this exciting product.
I really liked the capabilities offered by Intel Parallel Studio. It helped me to work faster in order to parallelize existing serial code. It also helped me to find the most difficult bugs and to profile my applications. I do believe it is a unique tool. You’ll find a lot of information about Intel Parallel Studio on its main Website: http://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-parallel-studio-home/
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I am researching about parallel programming, multiprocessor and multicore since 1997. My last research is a new Packt’s book,