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Vector Fabrics eases code partitioning challenges at Embedded World 2011

Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 6th January, 2011  – Vector Fabrics announces it will be exhibiting at Embedded World 2011. Embedded developers will have the opportunity to see first-hand how Vector Fabrics’ cloud-based vfAnalyst tool can take their sequential C code and lead them to an optimized, correct-by-construction multi-threaded version. vfAnalyst automatically shows software engineers the most promising parallelization opportunities within their C code, greatly easing the time-consuming and expensive process of creating an effective multicore implementation.

vfAnalyst’s unique graphical interface shows not only which portions of the program can be run in parallel, but also the data communication needed to ensure that the multi-threaded code will operate identically to – but faster than – the sequential code. In addition, vfAnalyst is particularly well-suited for engineers who are tasked with parallelizing legacy sequential code: they can do the project without having to know in detail how the code works.

Vector Fabrics will be exhibiting in Building 10, stand 552.

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