Data Race Detection Tool and Sun Studio Express
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Friday June 30, 2006

Data Race Detection Tool and Sun Studio Express

The Sun Studio Express program is up and running. The main new feature in it is the Data Race Detection Tool. In future releases, look for the preview releases of the Linux compilers to be delivered using Sun Studio Express. The web page for Sun Studio Express doesn't say anything about whether the linux tools are included. Since Sun Studio 11 supports the debugger and performance tools on Linux, I would assume Sun Studio Express supports at least those tools on Linux, but I didn't check.

Posted by Chris Quenelle ( Jun 30 2006, 10:12:55 AM PDT ) - Permalink - - Sun Studio

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• command-not-found for OpenSolaris?
• Goodbye Solaris 9 (for Sun Studio)
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• New Sun Studio FAQ site
• Dbx versus gdb
• Django (actually MySQL-python) and RPATH
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• New dbx blog!
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• Using dbx and libumem to find memory problems
• Latest Sun dwarf extensions
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• Calling Sun Studio users...
• Compiler options by category and platform
• What do you call 64-bits?
• Sun Studio resources on genunix.org
• mod_auth_ldap
• Find Data Races and Deadlocks
• Goodbye -xarch=amd64, hello -m64
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• Sun Studio Express 3 lives again!
• Sun Studio Express 3 -- bad tarballs
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• Introduction to Functional Programming Concepts
• OpenID starting to take off (finally)
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• Performancing at work.
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• malloc interposition can't possibly work reliabily
• Dbx can crash with g++ symbols
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• Enterprise versus The Developer
• Data Race in my last example
• Graphical display of thread synchronization
• Attempting to tame StarOffice HTML
• My single greatest accomplishment
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• Why can't dbx find my function?
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• Installing dual boot
• Blogger RTE editor
• Optimizing synchronization
• Keysigning...
• Sun email servers
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• Johnny L's layup
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