NIST Parallel Applications Development Environment (PADE)
- Abstract
- Strategy: Provides a single graphical user interface
that incorporates all essential tools for development
of parallel applications. The model is an extension
of that of standard Unix-based development for a single
processor. Implementation: PADE can employ any standard
message-passing library for interprocessor communications.
Its main purpose is to facilitate development on a
heterogeneous network, so the current version utilizes
the PVM message passing library, a public domain application
available for most Unix systems. It provides a graphical
user interface that runs on the user's development
host, which provides all utilities for development
and maintenance of programs that run on nodes of the
user's virtual machine.
- DateOfInformation
- Tue Jun 9 22:40:45 1998
- Domain
- Parallel Processing Tools!Parallel Programming Environments
- Keyword
- parallel programming environment; workstation cluster
- TargetEnvironment
- System requirements: To run PADE 1.4, the development
host must support: PVM version 3.0 or higher X windows
The Tcl/Tk (7.4/4.0) windowing environment. PADE 1.2
runs under Tcl/Tk (7.3/3.6) and is incompatible with
Tcl/Tk (7.4/4.0). The nodes of the virtual machine
need only support PVM version 3.0 or higher.
- Version
- 1.4
- Webpage
- http://www.itl.nist.gov/div895/pade/pade.html
- ContactIs
- Robert Lipman
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