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I always liked HINT. | |||
A company called [http://www.scl.ameslab.gov/Projects/old/ClusterCookbook/hintrun.html Technology Labs] tried to spin off the Analytical HINT technology, but they went out of business. | |||
It later popped up on at hint.byu.edu, but it's no longer there. | |||
The only version I could find to download off of the web is this [http://www.ima.umn.edu/~coult/hint.tar.gz serial UNIX HINT] | |||
Paul A. Farrell has [http://discov.cs.kent.edu/resources/perf/hint/ serial, threaded, and PVM versions of HINT] on his web site. | |||
I might have a copy of the MPI version somewhere. I'll look. | |||
Andrew Shewmaker | |||
Latest revision as of 12:57, 26 December 2008
It seems HINT has disappeared?!
It used to be at: http://www.scl.ameslab.gov/HINT/
Cheers Steve
I always liked HINT.
A company called Technology Labs tried to spin off the Analytical HINT technology, but they went out of business.
It later popped up on at hint.byu.edu, but it's no longer there.
The only version I could find to download off of the web is this serial UNIX HINT
Paul A. Farrell has serial, threaded, and PVM versions of HINT on his web site.
I might have a copy of the MPI version somewhere. I'll look.
Andrew Shewmaker