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Research Computing and TotalView Technologies will hold two tutorial
sessions on April 21 to introduce TotalView debugger, a powerful software tool
that helps teachers and researchers develop reliable, bug-free software for
multi-processor and multi-core environments. The first class, Introduction to
TotalView Debugger, will be held from 10 a.m. to noon. The second, Debugging
Parallel Programs Using the TotalView Debugger, is from 1:30 to 3 pm. Both will
be held in Haldeman 041 and will be taught by an engineer from Totalview
Technologies.
“Dartmouth has had the TotalView license for about 6 months and already
research groups in both the physics department and at Thayer Engineering have
used it to debug their codes,” says Susan A. Schwarz, research software
engineer, in Research Computing. Schwarz, who has helped other scientists at
Dartmouth use TotalView to debug their code, is available for advice and
assistance. Dartmouth holds a site license for this product specifically for
Linux computers and copies are available for use in both teaching and research
applications.
For more information on TotalView or help registering for these and
other classes, contact Susan A. Schwarz. More
information on other classes being offered by Dartmouth Computing Services and
the Library this spring can be found at http://www.dartmouth.edu/~workshops
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