Compilers - Freeware
Intel C++/Fortran Compiler for Linux. These compilers
are free for academics.
INTONE project A
prototype version of Fortran and C compilers, as well as runtime support
library for OpenMP
Nanos NanosCompiler
is a source-to-source parallelizing compiler for OpenMP applications written
in Fortran 77
OdinMP A
free, Portable OpenMP Implementation for C. Developed at The Department of
Information Technology,
Lund University, Sweden
OdinMP2 an
upgrade to the open-source OdinMP distribution that supports OpenMP 2.5 (except
threadprivate). The upgrade converts the runtime to Posix Threads on both Apple/Intel
OS/X and Windows XP. The distribution also contains a conformance test for
OpenMP.
Omni It
is a collection of programs and libraries (in C and Java) that allows researchers
to build code transformation systems (compilers). Omni OpenMP compiler is a
part of this software that translates C and Fortran77 programs with OpenMP
pragmas into C code suitable for compiling with a native compiler linked with
the Omni OpenMP runtime library.
OMPi OMPi is a
light and portable source-to-source OpenMP compiler for C, conforming to version
2.0 of the specifications
OpenUH is an open source
compiler suite for OpenMP 2.5 in conjunction with C, C++, and Fortran 77/90
(and some Fortran 95) and the IA-64
Linux ABI and API standards.
SLIRP is
a vectorizing wrapper generator aimed at creating modules for the S-Lang interpreter.
A distinguishing feature of SLIRP is that it can generate parallelizable wrappers
for OpenMP-aware compilers, enabling simplified use of OpenMP from a powerful
scripting language well suited for scientific and engineering work
Sun
Studio Compiler and Tools for
Linux and Solaris. These compilers are for free.
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