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20080630 Monday June 30, 2008

Sun Studio preso at annual OSDevCon
The annual OpenSolaris Developer Conference (OSDevCon)  was held this year in the heart of the Czech republic- Prague, between June 25 - 27th (2008). The first day of tutorials included a free Tutorial by our own Roman Shaposhnick on "OpenSolaris- an Ultimate Development Platform ?" Roman talked about Sun Studio of course and how Sun Studio and OpenSolaris collaborate to form a stable development platform.  Heres a video of his tutorial/presentation( a complete 1hr+ preso)
Roman had two guest presenters: Adrian De Groot of KDE and Dennis Chernaivanov from Docarema. KDE uses Sun Studio for development and is very happy with the state of the tool (I had blogged about it earlier here). Docarema uses both Linux and Solaris servers as their backend

Dave Stewart, our Intel partner guy, was also there and in this blog comments on his take on Roman's presentation here. Dave provides an interesting summary of events related to Roman's tutorial and the views of the KDE and t-Bricks  developers on the strengths and concerns about using Sun Studio for development.

Seems like it was a successful conference all around!
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20080619 Thursday June 19, 2008

Sun HPC ClusterTools 8.0 EA2 now available (now on Linux too)
Sun HPC ClusterTools 8 Early Access 2 is a pre-release version of OpenMPI 1.3 with the latest bug fixes and some new features.
CT8 EA2 is the first release to support Linux.
New features in CT8 include:

CT8 works with Sun Studio 10, 11 and 12 as well as gcc (on Linux only). CT8 works on Solaris 10 (11/06 and above) for both SPARC and x86 (Intel and AMD). Get the download here and give it a try!
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