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Intel CFinder lets you check your application concurrency for Free
By Aaron Tersteeg (Intel) (126 posts) on October 22, 2007 at 12:55 pm
Today I posted the Intel CFinder concurrency audit tool on the Threading for Multi-Core community. Please go and down load it right away to do a quick check on the level of concurrency in your applications. We are actively soliciting user feedback
and would like to release the next version before the end of the year. So go get it now and tell us what you think. You can send an email directly to me at aaron dot c dot tersteeg at intel dot com or visit our discussion forum to post your comment or bugs for the whole community to lend their two cents to the discussion.
The goal of the CFinder application is give technical and non-technical software development teams and manager a quick and easy to use tool for them to measure the level of concurrency in their applications. The tool gives you a quick benchmark for to to compare against after you have threaded your application. More information about the tool is available online.
