Intel’s James Reinders writes that the company is now offering a set of free Intel C++ parallel programming tools (and discounts on Fortran tools) for students.
These are serious tools to achieving high performance results with C++ programming through optimization, analysis and support for the latest standards. These are interesting in advanced course work, or any time parallel programming is being done.
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