Open|SpeedShop's repositories
openspeedshop
Open|SpeedShop is a community effort by The Krell Institute with current direct funding from DOE’s NNSA and Office of Science. It is building on top of a broad list of community infrastructures, most notably Dyninst and MRNet from UW, libmonitor from Rice, and PAPI from UTK. Open|SpeedShop is an open source multi platform Linux performance tool which is targeted to support performance analysis of applications running on both single node and large scale Intel, AMD, ARM, Intel Phi, PPC, GPU processor based systems and on Blue Gene and Cray platforms.
cbtf-argonavis
This project incorporates the Argo Navis Technologies, LLC contributions to the CBTF project. This project consists of support for building performance tools based on the CBTF baseline project (CBTF: https://github.com/OpenSpeedShop/cbtf). These contributions include a CUDA collection mechanism which uses the NVIDIA CUDA and CUPTI interfaces to report performance information about a CUDA application.
cbtf-argonavis-gui
Baseline for next generation Open|SpeedShop Graphical User Interface (GUI). The primary focus of this GUI will be the processing and display of CUDA collector performance data. However, there will be refactoring phases to adopt the GUI to support the processing and display of any collector performance data.
cbtf-krell
The Krell Institute contributions to the CBTF project. This project consists of support for building tools based on the CBTF baseline project (CBTF: https://github.com/OpenSpeedShop/cbtf). There are many performance information data collectors, components and supporting runtime libraries that may be used/applied to building new performance tools.
openspeedshop-test-suite
OpenSpeedShop project test suite for testing OpenSpeedShop application results against expected results.
ciproxy-apps
Temporary test repository for building proxy-apps
openspeedshop-externals
Home for build scripts and required/needed OpenSpeedShop external packages
cbtf
The goal of the Component Based Tool Framework (CBTF) project is to create a community tool infrastructure that provides individual tool building components to allow others to add or replace modules, to integrate parts into their own tools, or to customize existing solutions. In other words, the CBTF project provides support for creating a compatible interface for components, finding compatible components and defining an interface API which facilitates communication between components. In the CBTF framework, a component is defined as a “black box” entity with zero or more inputs and zero or more outputs. You may connect these components into component networks both distributed and non-distributed. The CBTF transport mechanism, based on MRNet, allows distributed tools to automatically become highly scalable.
cbtf-lanl
This project consists of support for building tools based on the CBTF baseline project (CBTF:https://github.com/OpenSpeedShop/cbtf ). This project incorporates the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) contributions to the CBTF project. These contributions include a performance analysis memory usage tool based on CBTF and a system administration tool that sends system commands down to all the processors on the system and correlates the data as it comes up the MRNet tree to the client.