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Intel unveils new Linux tool for Intel Itanium processors

Posted: 26 January 2004

Intel Corporation has begun shipping a new version of the Intel VTune Performance Analyzer 2.0 for the Linux operating system, its first fully Linux-native performance analysis tool for the Intel Itanium processor family.

The Intel VTune Performance Analyzer identifies lines of code in an application that consume excessive amounts of processor resources. Developers can use this analysis to quickly identify and remove potential performance bottlenecks. A variety of software ranging from financial, engineering, scientific and multimedia applications can benefit from the tool.

“We have been very pleased with the reception by the Linux community to the first version of the Intel VTune Performance Analyzer for Linux,” said Jon Khazam, general manager of Intel’s Software Products Division. “In response to customers’ requests, we have added native Linux support for the Itanium processor family and graphical viewers that allow developers to tune their applications for higher levels of performance directly in a Linux environment.”

Intel also introduced version 2.0 of the Intel VTune Performance Analyzer Driver Kit. The kit adds open source drivers for the Intel VTune Performance Analyzer, allowing developers to use the tool with unsupported Linux distributions and customized kernels.

The new Intel VTune Performance Analyzer 2.0 for Linux offers more flexibility and convenience for Linux users through a command line interface, Java support, a Getting Started guide and “flow of control” analysis previously only available for Windows-based applications.

It also features a “Pack and Go” option wherein the results from the Linux server can be transferred back to a Microsoft Windows-based system for Windows-based applications with remote support for Linux.

The Intel VTune Performance Analyzer 2.0 for Linux will be available for the suggested list price of $699. Product training is available through the Intel Software College, which provides a diverse set of Web-based and instructor-led courses aimed at helping software developers get the most from Intel tools and platform technologies.

The tool is available from Intel and resellers worldwide for download and on CD-ROMs.

More information is available at www.intel.com/software/products.

Intel, the world’s largest chip maker, is also a leading manufacturer of computer, networking, and communications products.

Additional information: www.intel.com/pressroom.

Posted by Richard Price, Editor Pipeline Magazine

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