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Next Previous Contents 7. Useful pointers 7.1 Various Parallel Processing using Linux Linux Parallel Processing HOWTO (outdated) Linux SMP home page linux-smp mailing list To subscribe, send subscribe linux-smp in the message body at majordomo@vger.rutgers.edu To unsubscribe, send unsubscribe linux-smp in the message body at majordomo@vger.rutgers.edu Linux SMP archives Linux SMP archives at progressive-comp.com pthread library made by Xavier Leroy Motherboards rumored to run Linux SMP procps procps patch for 2.2.x xosview xosview for 2.2.x SMP Performance of Linux CESDIS Linux Ethernet device drivers site Dual Celeron System 7.2 Multithreaded programs and library Linux Threads FAQ Multithreaded programs on linux Pentium Pro Optimized BLAS and FFTs for Intel Linux (not available right now, but a dual proc library is planned for 5/27/98, see Blas News for details) Mesa library (with experimental multi-threading) Parallel plugins for The GIMP 7.3 SMP specific patches Forissier kernel patches Patch for a bug in the 440FX chipset MTRR patch (latest version: 1.9) PSET - Processor Sets for the Linux kernel Ingo Molnar SMP patches (for experts only, please read linux-smp@vger.rutgers.edu) 7.4 Parallelizing/Optimizing Compilers for 586/686 machines (Sumit Roy) Pentium Compiler Group creators of pgcc Absoft , Fortran 90 and Fortran 77 compilers The Portland Group, Inc., supports the OpenMP standard for Fortran parallelization on Linux Pacific-Sierra Research Corporation, has a free F90 compiler for Linux, as well as parallelizing compilers for SMP Linux Applied Parallel Research, currently have parallelizing compilers for WinNT KAI has a C++-Compiler for Linux, that understands OpenMPI. It is called Guide_OpenMP. Info under http://www.kai.com/parallel/kappro/guide. (Gero Wedemann) Next Previous Contents

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