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| '''This Project Provides:''' High core count application building framework binary and source code.
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| '''The Value of the Open Community Runtime (OCR) Project'''
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| The Open Community Runtime project is creating an application building framework that explores new methods of high-core-count programming. The initial focus is on HPC applications. Its goal is to create a tool that helps app developers improve the power efficiency, programmability, and reliability of their work while maintaining app performance.
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| OCR will help the app developer with the complex process of writing multi-core apps create by masking the effort to manage event-driven tasks, events (which embody dataflow and code flow dependencies), memory data blocks (with semantic annotations for runtime use), machine description facilities, and more.
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| '''Who It’s For'''
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| This project is for system developers, testers, debuggers, and other contributors working on high performance systems.
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| '''Project Specifics'''
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| This is a large open source project distributed under the the Apache open source license. With a mature and established codebase containing almost 8 million lines of code, Linux ACPI is written largely in C. OCR was originally unveiled at Supercomputing Conference 2012 (SC12) with a major new release (v0.8) introduced at Supercomputing 2013 (SC13). Community participation is encouraged, both for runtime enhancement as well as exploration of algorithm/application decomposition for new programming models.
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| '''Project Links'''
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| https://github.com/01org/ocr
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| https://lists.01.org/mailman/listinfo/ocr-discuss
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