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BRL-CAD
Open Source Solid Modeling CAD
BRL-CAD is a powerful cross-platform constructive solid geometry solid modeling system that includes an interactive geometry editor, ray-tracing for rendering & geometric analyses, network distributed framebuffer support, image & signal-processing tools. -
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progrep
Utility to show live progress, status & stats for running simulations
progrep is a command-line tool (Linux) to show live progress report, status & stats of a running simulation or compute job that executes a given number of iterations. It shows % completed, time remaining, time elapsed, number of threads, MPI_Rank(if any), CPU usage & speed (FPS). The FPS measures may be used in benchmarking, e.g. while optimizing HPC algorithms for performance. -
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ptbench
CPU and RAM stressing and monitoring
This package provides you 2 C++ applications to stress and monitor your CPU and RAM under Linux. Find a lack of performance (not enough cores/threads or too little clock speed) and memory/resource leaks or a lack of RAM. -
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PARUS
Dataflow parallel programming language for clusters
PARUS is a data-flow parallel programming language that allows to build parallel programs for clusters and MPP multiprocessors. The data-flow graph is automatically converted to the C++/MPI source and linked with the libparus runtime library. Also there are available tools for benchmarking cluster interconnect and visualize it. -
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A collection of performance analysis software that can assist with a variety of techniques useful for application software optimization and benchmarking. The current release provides support for analysis with hardware performance counters on Linux.
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System Stability Tester is a multi platform open source clone of SuperPI and comes with a GUI and a CLI. It can be used for CPU and RAM burning, stressing and benchmarking.
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xswifs stands for: cross SoftWare Interfaces. This project provide examples (snippets) for interfacing various software tools and languages with various mechanism. It has been created to help in HW/SW co-simulation and to provide benchmarks.
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A generic, vendor-independent open-source application to determine the performance of a pub-sub infrastructure.
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Easy to use remote controllable monitoring system with analysis funtionalities. It is splitted into data acquisition (monitoring agent) and visualisation/analysis (evaluation station), communicating via xml-rpc (using ulxmlrpcpp).
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OpenDiscreteDynamicProgrammingTemplate : founds optimal constrainted parameters of a discrete controls with second order optimization template replacing Hessian with directional derivatives and backpropagation for digital filter(as neural network)
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FibClass is capable of calculating the Fibonacci sequence to at most the millionth number. It will be useful in memory benchmarking. FiBench is an extension of FibClass which functions as a benchmarking tool.
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ddsbench is a benchmarking suites which has the goal to become the point of reference for evaluating different OMG DDS compliant implementations.
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RunQ is a computer performance management tool. It can be used to keep track of daily performance data and/or to do specific performance or capacity studies.
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