Intel today has announced availability of the newest Intel 10.0 compilers for C++ and Fortran developers which boasts huge optimizations across a wide range of applications along with some basic ...
Intel has announced major updates for its C++ and Fortran tools, updates that are aimed at making it easier for programmers to exploit thread-level and data-level parallelism in multicore processors.
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Intel on Tuesday announced compilers intended to help developers build threaded applications and optimize performance on multi-core hardware platforms. The Intel Compilers version 9.0 for C++ and ...
December 3, 2002 – Intel Corporation today introduced updated tools to help software developers optimize applications for Intel’s expanding family of architectures with key innovations such as Intel’s ...
Intel Corp. took a step this week to make it easier for developers to use the Hyper Threading technology in its newest processors. The chipmaker released new compilers for translating C++ and Fortran ...
All main-campus and VIMS clusters have Intel and GNU compiler toolchains installed. As of our recent refresh to Rocky Linux 9, here are the available compilers: icx,icpx,ifx ** ifort is available but ...
SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 7, 2003--Intel Corporation today announced that Oracle Corporation selected the Intel(R) C++ Compilers for Windows and Linux to optimize Oracle(1) 9i(1) ...
Intel Compilers for C/C++ and Fortran empower developers to derive the greatest performance from applications and hardware. In this video, Igor Vorobtsov discusses nuances of Intel compiler features ...
Today (well, actually it’s yesterday now as I write this, but I’m still up so I’m taking credit for the same day post) Aaron Tersteeg sent me an email updating me on a blog post that Intel’s James ...
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