Open Source HPC Research Tools at the Institute for Scientific Computing
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An overview of several TU Darmstadt open-source HPC research tools hosted at https://github.com/tudasc, describing each tool’s purpose, user-facing application, and technical details like language and build stack. Covered projects are MACH (a Clang/LLVM static analyzer for applying MPI assertions in C/C++), PIRA (a Clang/LLVM and Score-P-based profiler that auto-refines instrumentation/filter lists for MPI and sequential apps), SimAnMo (a configurable simulated-annealing-based modeller that fits polynomial or exponential runtime growth from small training measurements and produces PDF reports), and TypeART (an LLVM-based runtime memory type sanitizer that instruments allocations to check buffer type correctness).
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