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    Avian Parallel Computing

    Develop parallel programs. Try various thread configs. GUI front-end.

    Avian Computing seeks to efficiently create parallel programs by changing how we think about parallel programs. Avian Computing discourages thinking about lines of code and encourages us to use a new model: flocks of birds. Changing the model to flocks of birds makes it easier to think about the actions that we want to perform concurrently, which leads to simpler and quicker development of working parallel programs. Avian Computing concepts are implemented by the Concurrency Explorer...
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    Ultimate CIM is the Eclipse plugin that enables developers to explore CIMOM, walk associations, execute WQL queries, graphically view class hierarchy and more... It is the ultimate tool to aid in CIM (WBEM) client development.
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