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Shared Memory Compiler Development

In addition to the OpenMP compiler support from hardware vendors, software vendors and research groups are developing their own OpenMP enabled compilers:

GUIDE™ from KAI Software, a division of Intel Americas, Inc. (http://www.kai.com)
Intel Fortran Compiler™ V5.0, Intel Americas, Inc. (http://developer.intel.com/software/products/compilers/f50)
PGF77 and PGF90 from the Portland Group (now an STMicroelectronics company) (http://www.pgroup.com)
The NANOS compiler (http://www.cepba.upc.es)
POLARIS project (http://punch.ecn.purdue.edu/ParHub)
CAPTools (http://www.gre.ac.uk/research/cms/parallel)

Distributed Shared Memory Compiler Development

Several proposal have been put forward (or implemented) for extensions to OpenMP for combinations of shared and distributed memory systems.

DVSM™: (alpha product) for distributed virtual shared memory extensions to OpenMP from KAI Software, a division of Intel Americas, Inc. (http://www.kai.com)
OMNI OpenMP compiler (http://pdplab.trc.rwcp.or.jp/pdperf)

Intone project (see M. Brorsson in WOMPAT)

Software Vendor Examples
Company (and URL)	Parallel HPC product
Etnus, Inc. (http://www.etnus.com)	TotalView™ portable multiple processor and multi-thread parallel debug tool with GUI interface
KAI Software, a division of Intel Americas, Inc. (http://www.kai.com)	Intel Thread Checker™ for OpenMP code validation and performance DVSM™ : (alpha product) for distributed virtual shared memory extensions to OpenMP ASCI PathForward Ultrascale Tools Initiative RTS – Parallel Systems Performance Project (see Pallas, below)
Pallas GmbH (http://www.pallas.com)	Intel Trace Collector™ and Intel Trace Analyzer™ for tracing performance of MPI applications Teams with KAI on the ASCI project to develop scalable performance tools for shared memory (SMP) and distributed memory (DMP) systems. (This tool will report parallel performance uniformly, and track standards of both SMP and DMP language extensions in mixed-mode paradigms).
Absoft Corporation (http://www.absoft.com) Intel Americas, Inc. (http://www.intel.com) Lahey Computer Systems, Inc., (http://www.lahey.com) The Portland Group (now an STMicroelectronics company) (http://www.pgroup.com)	Parallel enabled Fortran 77/90/95 and C compilers for the Linux operating system.
(http://www.simulog.fr) (http://www.cleanscape.net)	Static code analysis tools, F77 to F90/95 translators, etc.