The Arm Allinea Studio 20.0 release adds several headline features and improvements to the Arm commercial toolchain for Linux servers. Highlights of this release include:
Arm Allinea Studio 19.2 is now available. This new major release includes valuable updates to the Arm Performance Libraries (Arm PL) and the Arm Compiler for Linux. This new version includes our first attempt at the Arm Opt Report and the introduction…
GNU compilers and LLVM-based compilers like the Arm Compiler for HPC have three compiler flags in common: -march, -mtune, and -mcpu. These flags control binary code generation, so the correct use of these flags can dramatically improve runtime performance…
In my previous blog on, Running HPC Applications on Arm, I talked about lots of the work that has been going on about getting a wide range of HPC applications running on today’s Arm systems. Today, I want to focus more on some of the key optimizations…
Arm Allinea Studio 18.4 is now available, with an updated Arm Performance Libraries and improved compilers. In this blog, I have captured the highlights of the release, including new Fortran Directives (IVDEP, OMP SIMD), compiler option updates, new math…
Arm Allinea Studio 18.3 is now available with updated Arm Performance Libraries and improved compilers.
Arm Performance Libraries 18.3 includes a new library libamath, with optimized…
We are happy to announce the availability of Arm Allinea Studio 18.2 version with key new enhancements in Compiler and Libraries.
In 18.2, license management is enabled by default for Arm Compiler. You will…
