moskowit@paul.rutgers.edu (Len Moskowitz) (06/06/91)
We're developing C software on an 8-node shared memory multiprocessor, the Tadpole TP881V. It is based on Motorola's Hypermodule and runs 8 25-megaHertz Motorola 88100s and 16 88200s under Tadpole's version of UNIX (called TP/IX). TP/IX's UNIX kernel is licensed from Data General. We need a debugger. Would someone please recommend a good one? Len Moskowitz
jlaurent@encore.com (Jim Laurent) (06/07/91)
From article <Jun.6.10.33.26.1991.23847@paul.rutgers.edu>, by moskowit@paul.rutgers.edu (Len Moskowitz): > > > We're developing C software on an 8-node shared memory multiprocessor, > the Tadpole TP881V. It is based on Motorola's Hypermodule and runs 8 > 25-megaHertz Motorola 88100s and 16 88200s under Tadpole's version of > UNIX (called TP/IX). TP/IX's UNIX kernel is licensed from Data > General. > > We need a debugger. Would someone please recommend a good one? Encore uses the Mot. Hypermodule with 4 88100s in its Encore 91 computer runnin UMAX V. Encore can provide a Motif/Windows based parallel, non-intrusive debugger called Parasight. I just spent this week demonstrating it at the AFCEA show in Washinton DC. It has the capability to debug programs with multiple threads, set break points, add user written scan points written in C or FORTRAN. It also can provide dynamic profiling during execution. It can be non-intrusive or highly intrusive. It includes a C or FORTRAN interpreter. Encore's UMAX V also features real time extensions and an optional high performance real time kernal hosted by UMAX called MicroMPX. Jim Laurent Encore Computer Corporation INTERNET: jlaurent@encore.com 7474 Greenway Ctr. Dr. #900 Greenbelt, MD 20770