[Beowulf] SGI to offer Windows on clusters
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Jim Lux James.P.Lux at jpl.nasa.govFri Jan 19 14:22:06 PST 2007
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At 01:39 PM 1/19/2007, Geoff Jacobs wrote: >R > > scheduler, management package, and MPI stack for < $500. >What about compilers? Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition of VC++, VC#, VB, etc are free for the downloading. They all include command line compiler/linker tools and make. Not a straight across port from, e.g. gcc, but not bad, especially for console (non GUI) apps. And, given that this product is aimed at folks who are already Windows developers, I would assume they use their existing tools. The MPI stack is accessed (at least as of last summer) by what are essentially OS calls (P/Invoke).. It would be way cool if Ryan, et al., were to actually make a namespace, function calls, etc. so you didn't have to do the P/Invoke thing. (I've been burned more than once trying to get things like Serial Comm working with P/Invoke in a multithreaded process... For me, the HUGE advantage of VS2005 was that I hopefully will never have to use P/Invoke again)
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