Did you know that Intel® Parallel Advisor Lite offers you the ability to prototype (model) parallelism in your serial application? It lets you scope the effort of parallelizing your application while continuing to use your existing test system and debugging tools as you make source modifications to avoid data sharing issues.
To model potential parallelism, you insert Parallel Advisor Lite annotations into your source code to mark your tentative decisions about your program’s parallel task structure. Annotations are textual hints that will not cause compilation or link-time errors when you are not building for Parallel Advisor Lite or when the Parallel Advisor Lite libraries are not found on your system.
