Eclipse PTP provides an integrated development environment for parallel application development on F10 and K supercomputers. It allows users to edit, build, run, monitor, and profile Fortran, C, and C++ code on these systems. Source code is synchronized between the local and remote machines, and Eclipse generates job scripts and monitors jobs automatically while providing visual profiling with TAU.

1. ECLIPSE PTP in AICS
Desktop IDE for Fortran/C/C++ on F10 and K

2. About Eclipse PTP
• Parallel Tools Platform (PTP) designed for parallel
application development
• Open-source Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
‣ Editing source code (C/C++/Fortran)
‣ Revision control integration (git, CVS, SVN)
‣ Incremental building
‣ Running a job
‣ Monitoring
‣ Profiling
‣ Debugging
‣ Remote terminal login

3. Synchronised projects
• Source code is located on both local and remote
(FX10 / K）machines
• Automatic synchronisation
• Building and launching happens remotely

4. Edit source code
• MPI artifacts
• MPI barriers
• Context sensitive help
• Refactoring
• Plugin features

5. Build code
• Build configurations
• Make target
• Environment variables
• Incremental build

6. Run program
• Run
configurations
• Target System
Configurations
• job script
created
automatically

7. Monitor remote system
• Monitor jobs states
• Cancel jobs
Active jobs
System view
Running jobs
Connections
CPU
Node
Tofu unit

8. Profile with TAU
• Profile configurations
• Target System Configuration
(PJM-Generic-TAU)
• Visualisation with ParaProf