Difference between revisions of "Porting applications to Sniper"
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Sniper should be able to run unmodified 64-bit x86 Linux applications that are parallelized using pthreads, OpenMP or Intel TBB. | Sniper should be able to run unmodified 64-bit x86 Linux applications that are parallelized using pthreads, OpenMP or Intel TBB. | ||
| − | There are a few things your application shouldn't do, see [[Unsupported Application Behavior]] | + | There are a few things your application shouldn't do, see [[Known_Issues#Unsupported_Application_Behavior|Unsupported Application Behavior]] |
There are a several ways your application can interact with the simulation: [[Accessing simulator hooks from inside an application]] | There are a several ways your application can interact with the simulation: [[Accessing simulator hooks from inside an application]] | ||
Revision as of 07:21, 5 December 2011
Sniper should be able to run unmodified 64-bit x86 Linux applications that are parallelized using pthreads, OpenMP or Intel TBB.
There are a few things your application shouldn't do, see Unsupported Application Behavior
There are a several ways your application can interact with the simulation: Accessing simulator hooks from inside an application
