Get Ct Compiler

[posilva]

Hi,


I'm a Portuguese masters student and I have to do a presentation and a exploratory work about Intel Ct, anyone can help me find a experimental version of Ct for education, I need to present a program using Ct I my course.

In this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5oaEBXQfIQ&feature=related is told that at intel.com/go/ct is possible to download a limited version of Ct so I go there and can't find it.

best regards.

Sorry for my english :)

[TimP]

On that site, it says: As a research project, Ct is not presently available for download and use.

This project seems to have some similarities:

http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=59409

[srimks]

Quoting - posilva

Hi,


I'm a Portuguese masters student and I have to do a presentation and a exploratory work about Intel Ct, anyone can help me find a experimental version of Ct for education, I need to present a program using Ct I my course.

In this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5oaEBXQfIQ&feature=related is told that at intel.com/go/ct is possible to download a limited version of Ct so I go there and can't find it.

best regards.

Sorry for my english :)

Why don't you try Fortress (Sun)or Manticore (University of Chicago), these are available alongwith publications & support.

~BR

[robert-reed]

Quoting - tim18

On that site, it says: As a research project, Ct is not presently available for download and use.

This project seems to have some similarities:

http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=59409

Unfortunately, Tim, Intel Concurrent Collections for C/C++ (Intel CC) probably is not enough like the Ct compiler to satisfy posilva. Intel Concurrent Collections provides a mechanism for parallel computations through the construction of a data dependency graph; it concentrates on managing thread parallelism and I believe it uses Intel Threading Building Blocks in its implementation. The Ct compiler will provide a syntax for describing data-parallel (vectorizable) operations, a very different approach than that used in Intel CC.

[_heinz]

Quoting - posilva

Hi,


I'm a Portuguese masters student and I have to do a presentation and a exploratory work about Intel Ct, anyone can help me find a experimental version of Ct for education, I need to present a program using Ct I my course.

In this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5oaEBXQfIQ&feature=related is told that at intel.com/go/ct is possible to download a limited version of Ct so I go there and can't find it.

best regards.

Sorry for my english :)

Hi posilva,
the download you get from following link:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/pre-release-license-agreement-for-intel-concurrent-collections-for-cc-accept-end-user-license-agreement-and-download/

heinz

[Anwar_Ghuloum]

Quoting - posilva

Hi,


I'm a Portuguese masters student and I have to do a presentation and a exploratory work about Intel Ct, anyone can help me find a experimental version of Ct for education, I need to present a program using Ct I my course.

In this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5oaEBXQfIQ&feature=related is told that at intel.com/go/ct is possible to download a limited version of Ct so I go there and can't find it.

best regards.

Sorry for my english :)

Howdy folks. Sorry about my late participation here, but the Ct compiler is not publicly available at this point. We have been making limited pre-alpha/alpha releases available to partners, but not to the general public yet. Stay tuned.

[Rita_Turkowski]

Quoting - posilva

Hi,


I'm a Portuguese masters student and I have to do a presentation and a exploratory work about Intel Ct, anyone can help me find a experimental version of Ct for education, I need to present a program using Ct I my course.

In this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5oaEBXQfIQ&feature=related is told that at intel.com/go/ct is possible to download a limited version of Ct so I go there and can't find it.

best regards.

Sorry for my english :)

Yes, while Ct is not public at all yet, you can find out more info now about it at http://www.hpcwire.com/features/Intel-Gets-Ready-to-Push-Ct-Out-of-the-Lab-42634332.html
And you can sign up for the Intel Newsletter on Ct at http://software.intel.com/en-us/data-parallel/
Expect to see and hear some great things about Ct by year's end!